Taxes are fixed in probate on Rev Father Igel estate
Records from the probate court list inheritance tax actions for the late Rev. Father Igel of Sacred Heart church. Gross value $5,672.16, net $3,893.84. Pontifical College Josephinum to receive $500 with tax $35. Henry Igel, Theresa Igel Millsgate, Milece each $200 tax-free. St. Joseph church at Burkhart to pay $7 tax on $100 gift. remainder $2,893.02 to Rev. Andreas Biebt with tax $202.51. total tax $244.51 benefiting Pomeroy in the tax determination.
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Pomeroy
Father Igel
Sacred Heart Church
Relief Kitchens Opened in Meigs Pomeroy Feed Children
Meigs Pomeroy February 17 two relief kitchens start to feed hungry school and mining colony children at Hiland and Midway. About 40 kids per kitchen daily. state supplies to follow. Forest Run kitchen postponed due to mine operators objections and room control.
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Hiland
Midway
Pomeroy
Ebersbach Construction Company
A. W. Howell
Forest Run
Dark Hollow Mine
Howell
Sutton
Dark Hollow
Middleport Woman 72 Dies After Eight Years Ill
Mrs. G. F. Hoffman, 72, long ill, died at 6 a.m. at her South Third street home in Middleport. Survived by husband, four children Ernest Carl Paul Ralph Sayre. seven grandchildren. Funeral planned at Heath M E Church with sons and grandsons as pallbearers. Burial in Middleport Hill Cemetery.
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Middleport
G. F. Hoffman
South Third Street
M. FE. Church
Ralph Sayre
Ernest
Carl
Paul
Chicago
Heath M. E
C. H. Eichinger
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Delay in Issuing Smaller Bank Notes
Washington reports the Treasury will delay releasing smaller bank notes until after January 1 1929 due to engraving bureau mechanical issues and protests from banks and businessmen. Original plans to issue October 1 1928 one dollar notes about two thirds the size of present bills were scrapped to avoid mixed denominations in circulation.
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Washington
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Circleville Man Held for Murder
LeRoy Riser 27 of Circleville Ohio was held in Xenia on suspicion of murder in Birmingham Alabama. The body of Mrs Lucy Leaby was found strangled in a Birmingham apartment on February 2 after jewelry and 175 dollars were stolen. Detectives traced Riser via Columbus police after a local robbery arrest.
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Xenia
LeRoy Riser
Circleville
Ohio
Birmingham
Ala
Lucy Leaby
Leaby
Riser
Marion Carver
Youngstown
Columbus
New Jersey Anti-Saloon Leader Convicted in Newark
The Rev. Maria A Poulson state superintendent of the Anti Saloon league of New Jersey was found guilty of issuing false statements to newspapers by a Newark jury. Judge Dallas Flannagan fined $500 and ordered Poulson jailed in Essex county jail until the fine is paid.
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Newark
N. J
Maria & Poulson
Anti-Saloon League of
New Jersey
Dallas Flannagan
Poulson
Essex County
Senate to Begin Coal Strike Inquiry Next Week
Chairman Watson said the Senate interstate commerce committee will start next week an inquiry into coal strike conditions in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. A Johnson resolution for a complete inquiry passed the Senate with no dissents and a sub committee will later hear field testimony on alleged abusive practices by coal operators against strikers and their families.
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Washington
U.P
Watson
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Charles Probst Praised as Hospital Head in Columbus
Middleport scene recounts Charles Probst elder brother of FE G Probst who after marriage to Lillie McKnight moved to Columbus. The Columbus Dispatch notes resolutions from the Academy of Medicine commending his appointment as superintendent of the Franklin County Tuberculosis Hospital and praising him as a leading tuberculosis authority.
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Middleport
Charles Probst
FE. G. Probst
Lillie McKnight
McKnight
West Columbia
W. Va
Columbus Dispatch
Charles O. Probst
Franklin County
Columbus Academy of Medicine
Dr. Probst
Eighth grade schools in Ohio lead in scholarship
Pomeroy eighth grade schools top the state for scholarship with high averages. Superintendent Wayne Lutz reports that Pomeroy leads exempted village districts, followed by Miamisburg, Maple Heights, Willard, and Upper San tuary, with Norwood, Bellevue, Wilmington, Hamilton, and Xenia leading city districts.
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Pomeroy
Wayne Lutz
Columbus
State Department of Education
Seetons
State Department
Miamisburg
Maple Heights
Wilard
Upper Sanctuaky
Delegates Nominated at District Republican Convention
Feb 17 wellston attendees F A Shifler Mayor J B Hartley George Carsons and N H Swift traveled to attend the district convention and banquet to nominate delegates for the Kansas City National Republican convention.
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Middleport
Wellston
Kansas City
F. A. Shifler
J. &. Hartley
George Carsons
N. H. Swift
Rivermen mourn deaths of three captains on river
Feb. 17 reports the deaths of Capt. B. T. Flesher of Huntington and formerly Middleport, Capt. George Bush of Gallipolis, and Capt. Lewis Tanner of Point Pleasant. Flesher ran the Huntington and Chesapeake Ferry Co. Bush owned the Gallipolis Ice Co. Tanner owned the steamer John F. Kline.
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John F.kline
Flesher
Huntington and Chesapeake Ferry Company
Huntington
George Bush
Gallipolis
Noted Surgeon Suffers Setback in Health Crisis
Columbus news reports Dr. Robert B. Drury, a renowned Ohio surgeon, had a serious setback while recovering from a heart attack. Grant Hospital officials confirmed his collapse occurred Wednesday and emphasized concern for patients guided his response as colleagues described the event.
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Columbus
Robert B. Drury
Grant Hospital
Drury
Ohio
Miners Refuse Aid For Their Children
NEW STRAITSVILLE February 17 National Guard officers say miners near here refused to send their children to a centralized feeding station, prompting abandonment of relief work in the area.
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New Straitsville
National Guard
Senate Adopts Resolution to Probe Coal Strike Areas
The Johnson resolution directing a Senate committee to investigate coal strike conditions in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia was adopted today.
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Washington
O.R
Johnson
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Senate
Non-Union Men Suffer Minor Injuries in Mine Area Shooting
Grover Knox and his son Paul, both non union workers at the Tin dal Hollow mine, were wounded by shotgun pellets when shot from outside their Coshocton home. Doctors say injuries are not serious.
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Coshocton
Grover Knox
Tindal Hollow
Two Ohio Miners Die in Separate Accidents in Bridgeport Area
In Bridgeport on February 17 two eastern Ohio miners died in separate accidents. George Paul, 64, of Yorkville, had been bedridden two years after an accident in 105. Gus Willison, 49, of Captina near Powhatan, died from a broken back suffered in the Captina mine yesterday.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
George Paul
Yorkville
Gus Willison
Captina
Powhatan
Two Die After Car Hits Woman Near Dayton
Dayton February 17 Mrs Anna Duell age 52 was killed when struck by an auto driven by Burkham B Smith a neighbor on Pyrmont road north of Dayton They had attended a church banquet at Shiloh and were heading home Smith says he tried to pass another vehicle and collided with Mrs Duell who died en route to the hospital
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Dayton
Anna Duell
Burkham B. Smith
Pyrmont Road
Shiloh
Smith
Shooting investigation in Cleveland man says self-inflicted
Police probe a shooting in Cleveland involving Paul Marut, 47, of Painesville. Found slumped in his car and taken to headquarters, he later told officers he fired the shot because his wife left him.
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Cleveland
Paul Marut
Painesville
Marut
Silk pattern for 6 bust sizes in dress design
The Messenger Pattern Department presents a Brockaded silk and satin crepe or velvet dress design. The pattern covers six bust sizes 34 to 44 inches and notes fabric yardage for lining and contrasting facing. A 38 inch size needs 7-8 yards lining and 3.58 yards of 40 inch material plus 1 yard contrasting fabric.
Worker killed on Auto-Lite machine in Toledo
Fostoria February 17 Ralph R. Wyley age 35 of Toledo was killed at work on an Auto-Lite Co. machine.
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Fostoria
Ralph R. Wyley
Tolledo
Auto-Lite Company
Red Pepper Rub Claims Fast Relief For Colds
The ad touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a rapid remedy for colds, congestion, rheumatic pain, and muscle stiffness. It promises heat penetration within minutes and declares the product cannot hurt users, urging purchase at any drug store.
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