Pomeroy Music Club Delivers Fine Program at Church
The Pomeroy Bend WSIC Club hosted a refined program at the Pomeroy Baptist Church on Tuesday. Members served refreshments among tables adorned with smilax and sweet peas after the event. The program featured ensembles and solo numbers performed by a list of local ladies and the Wehring violin orchestra with accompanists Ebersbach, Lee, and Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomer Music Club
Eroy Baptist Church
Byron Bing
Miriam Blackmore
Mary Clifford
Lily Coates
Erlie Church
Gladys Church
Floyd Clark
Tom Crow
S. Margaret Davis
Minnie Iselstein
Anna Epple
Jer Farber
Josephine Garson
Charles H. Keehne
Elliine Woodrum
Josefa Garrison
Charles Myers
Scott C. Ridgeway
Albert ' W D. Russell
John Sauvage
Louise Stanbery
W. F. Weed
M. 8. Webster
Thomas ‘Young
Pomeroy Briefs and State Legislation News
Clarence Fisher left yesterday for Buffalo to join his baseball team and then Florida for spring practice. Ohio lawmakers consider a bond bill allowing not to exceed 75.000 to fund courthouse additions. The Transporter tows four steel barges downriver. Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Smith hosted a Children of the American Revolution social at a former member’s home.
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Pomeroy Bend
Clarence Fisher
Ptor
Buffalo
N. Y
Florida
Pt. Pleasant Regist
Columbus
C. F. Hill
Eigs County
Wheeling
George Washington
A. D. Russell
D. E. Smith
Falls to pay up results in jail in Middleport
Pomeroy February 25 Richard Craig a man between 60 and 70 years old is jailed after failing to settle a $400 fine and costs assessed by Mayor Wooley in Middleport on February 6. He accepted a short time set but did not liquidate the amount, marking the third such case from Middleport courts to reach the sheriff.
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Pomeroy
Richard Raig
Wooley
Middleport
Craig
Hheriff
Benefit tickets out for gym game between local boys teams
Tickets for a gym benefit basketball game between home high school and Rome Town teams go on sale Wednesday. Each ticket costs one dollar. The event supports the gym program and features boys teams from Stewart and nearby areas.
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Home High School
Rome Townip
Stewart
Boy's
Séirl
Local residents noted in Columbus visit and return
Mr and Mrs Edgar Morris returned Monday from Columbus where they spent a few days. McKinley Arnold is back in charge of the linotype battery at the Daily News. Homer Shank of New York is attending a clothiers convention in Columbus. Miss Florence Wineger of Middleport was a Gloucester visitor Saturday. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Hershel Wil of Toledo, a granddaughter. Mr and Mrs C C Williams of Middleport were mentioned.
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Edgar Morris
Columbus
McKinley Arnold
Daily News
E. Homer Shank
New York
Florence Wineger
Middlert
Old Timers to Assist in Play at Local High School
Pomeroy reports a play titled Science the Union Depot to be staged Thursday at the high school auditorium under the Kerrs Run Parent Association. The cast includes neighborhood elders and pupils, promising wholesome entertainment for the community.
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Pomeroy
Union Depot
Aus
Kerrs Run
Parenther Association
E¢ High School
Mrs. Zipperich dies at home near Chester
Mrs. Albert Zipperich died Monday afternoon at her Chester area home after an illness of several weeks. All relatives were present at her death. Funeral services are set for Thursday at the Chester M E Church with burial in Chester cemetery.
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Zipperich
Albert Zipperich
Chester
Chester M. E
Mother to be released in illegitimate child case
Pomeroy February 25 Deputy A. O. Tracy left for Detroit to fetch Harper, a negro man charged with producing an illegitimate child. He has been on bond while the mother who desires relief remains unnamed and under investigation.
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Pomeroy
Eri A. O. Tracy
Detroit
Harper, Negro
Newort
Postmaster Returns Home After Health Stay
Pomeroy briefing reports Postmaster Ward Hartley who stayed at Magnetic Springs for a couple of weeks in hopes of improving his health has returned home to Rose Hill. He is under treatment by Dr. J. G. Gribble and confined to his residence.
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Pomeroy
Ward Hartley
Magnetic Springs
Rose Hill
J. G. Gribble
Civil War Veteran George W. Carpenter Dies in Rutland
George W. Carpenter 79 a Civil War veteran died at his Rutland home after enlisting in 1864 at age nineteen. He served with Company H 36th Ohio Volunteer Infantry until the war's end and was a Knights of Pythias member for 28 years. He leaves a widow and a nephew. Funeral services will be held at Rutland Baptist Church with Rawlings directing.
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Pomeroy
George W. Carpenter
Rutland
36Th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Knights of Pythias
Alice Stowe
Rawlings
Rutland Baptist Church
Nellie Bartels
Marion Ebersbech
Martha Foulk
Mildred Joachim
Gertrude Lawes
Thelma Phillips
Margaret Shorn
Alma Smith
Lucile Mees
Bernice West
Pomeroy High
Local Girls Team Readies for Rome Township Showdown
Trots to Middleport and back in anticipation of a hard game with Rome Township High School girls in the Corn ing Gym benefit game Friday March 6.
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Middleport
Rome_ township High school
Corning “Gym
Racine High junior class to present The Little Clod Hopper
The Racine High School junior class will stage the comedy The Little Clod Hopper at Minersville M E Church this Wednesday evening. The young players have built a reputation on the amateur stage.
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Racine High School
Minersville M. E
Killing of mad dog was timely
A report from Columbus says the head of a dog sent for examination tested positive for rabies. The dog, owned by Dave Farmer of Middleport, showed strange actions, was isolated, then chloroformed and the head sent to Columbus. Action was taken before it could injure anyone or another animal.
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Middleport
Columbus
Dave Farmer
Wreckage of Cisna Lost Steamer Reaches Shore
The Cisna wreckage was washed ashore today after a turbulent sea. No crew members have been found, and search efforts continue for missing sailors.
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Balbo
Cisna
Logan and Hocking County School Chief Bound Over
George Christman county school head appeared before Magistrate Miller on an affidavit charging improper use of dealer's tags. He was bound over to Common Pleas court on a $100 bond. His son Charles faces a similar charge. The hearing followed an attorney general opinion. case to proceed in higher court. Funeral arrangements set for United Brethren church at 1 PM Thursday with Rev. T. C. Harper. Oak Grove burial by Heinlein Bros.
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Attorney General’s Office
West Hunter Street
United Brethren Church
T. C. Harper
Oak Grove
Heinlein Bros
Hazel Austin Granted Divorce From Walter Austin
Hazel Austin awarded a divorce from Walter Austin by Judge E O Pettit on grounds of extreme cruelty. The decree restores her to her maiden name Hazel Dawson.
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Hazel Austin
Walter Austin
E. O. Pettit
Hazel Dawson
Jail Jammed in Past Few Days in Logan Ohio
Seven jail cells were inadequate as thirteen prisoners were booked in the county jail this past week. Overflow came from granary raids and liquor clean up actions in the city. Cots were placed in corridors to handle the excess inmates.
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LOGAN
Miss Emma Frasch 56 Dies After Illness in Columbus
Emma K Frasch of Logan dies in Columbus after several months illness from cancer. Body brought to Logan for burial preparation by Harden Undertaking Co. and taken to sister Miss Christina Frasch home. Funeral held at 2 PM Wednesday led by Rev C R Douglass at Presbyterian church. Burial in Oak Grove. Survived by sisters and two brothers William of Logan and John of Columbus.
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Logan
Emma K. Frasch
Columbus
Harden Undertaking Co
Christina Frasch
C. R. Douglass
Presbyterian Church
Oak Grove
William Frasch
John Frasch
Mrs Harble 82 Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs Frederick Harble aged 82 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Tina McMarrow after her husband passed away a few months earlier.
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Harble
Frederick Harble
Tina McMarrow
Messenger in Philippines Sees Weekly Dispatches
Logan February 25. Clarence E Petty son of Mr and Mrs W E Petty of this city serves in Battery C 59 C A at Fort Mills in the Philippines. Each week his father mails papers to him and the Messenger appears in the bundle. Delivery from the United States takes 30 to 35 days, yet Patty writes that the letters feel like a daily note from home.
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Patty
Miners Meet in Logan in March
Arrangements with Hocking county commissioners allow use of the courthouse auditorium for the United Mine Workers district convention in Logan from March 18 to 21. About seventy five delegates are expected to attend, representing locals of Sub District No. 1 and District No. 6. The event has been held in Logan annually for several years.
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Logan
Hocking County
United Mine Workers
Hocking Field
Workhouse Term Set for Local Offender in Logan
Clarence Cox of Gibisonville pled guilty to an intoxication affidavit before Magistrate Miller. He received a $190 fine plus costs and will be sent to the Dayton work house Wednesday. Officials note recent legal troubles include two indictments by the last grand jury and pending trials after the sentence.
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Logan
Clarence Cox
Gibisonville
Miller
Dayton
Cox
Walters Estate Will Allocates Life Farm for Widow
Logan Feb 25. The will of Mathias Walters leaves a life estate in a 100 acre Marion township farm to his widow Lydia Walters. The reading confirms the widow inherits the property for her lifetime under the terms of the will.
Fragmented ad text on skin products for clear skin
The readable portion markets a skin care product promising clear skin and removal of blackheads. It mentions eczema avoidance and a private formula but contains garbled terms and unclear claims.
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Zemo
Walters will apportions estate to six children after widow’s share
In probate court Judge Ellinger read Walter s will, dated January 8 1916, with a 1918 codicil allowing sale of timber on the 123 acre farm in Marion township. One third goes to the widow. Remaining proceeds go to Emanuel Walters Elizabeth Helber Ella Kornmiller Bertha Eilinger William Walters and Louisa Kornmiller’s heirs. F H Duffy named executor and potential guardian for Mrs Walters with Emanuel Walters as guardian.
Hood arraigned for possession of intoxicating liquor
Jim Hood of Gore was arraigned before Magistrate Allter on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. On his guilty plea he received a $150 fine plus costs. Hood had been sought for months and recently returned to surrender to officers.
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Jim Hood
Gore
iAllter
Hood
Common Household Medicines and Their Origins
The article notes simples or household medicines from herbs and roots, valued by physicians for certain ailments. It highlights commercial cultivation abroad and claims Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Mass as a leading user of crude herbs, praising their Vegetable Compound for women’s ailments as world renowned and worth trying.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
DAnnunzio Leases Falconeri Villa Near Rome for Nine Years
Italian writer Gabriele d Annunzio leases the former Kaiser estate Falconeri near Rome for a nine year term. Initial reports suggested the villa was granted to him, with the arrangement announced in Rome.
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Rome
Gabriele’ d'Annunzio
Tanlac Health Tonic Rejuvenates Elderly Readers
An advertisement proclaims Tanlac as a natural tonic that clears poisons from blood, wakes the liver, and improves digestion, claiming older adults in their seventies and eighties report new life and vigor after use. It also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation and urges readers to try Tanlac for quick results.
Florida Open Championship Leads With Barnes At Front
Jim Barnes holds a three stroke edge while Joe Kirkwood and Walter Hagen chase at Pala Celta course in the Florida Open final 36 holes. Hagen Diegel and others compete for the $5,000 purse with $1,606 awarded to the winner.
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Tampa
Fla
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
Walter Hagen
Leo Diegel
Kirkwood
Florida
Pala Celta
Jeakle Survives Ten Round Lightweight Match
Clyde K O Jeakle of Toledo won his ten round lightweight elimination bout to stay in the Survivor's club. He led from the start after his opponent Lee briefly took the early lead, with Lee substituting for the injured Rocky Kansas and New England weighing in 1½ pounds over weight before trying to shed it.
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New York
Clyde K. O. Jeakle
Toledo
Survivor's Club
Jeakle
Lee
Rocky Kansas
New England
Forger Arrested by Newark Police
Newark Ohio police arrested a man who identified himself as B C Donnelly 21 of Mt Vernon on a forged twenty dollar check in the act of realization. Donnelly has used aliases and confessed to other forged checks. He was found with an automobile a bag of tools and several items of wearing apparel.
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Newark
Uwark
B. C. Donnelly
Gambier Street
Mt. Vernon
Donnelly
Fragmentary Bank Note Mentions Local Banks
A partial note lists checks drawn on the First National Bank of this city the First National Bank of Mt. Vernon and a Granville bank, indicating banking activity or possible ledgers from a local report.
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First National Bank
City
First National Bank of
Mt. Vernon
Granville Bank
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Frederick
Meigs County
Ohio
Forrest Run
Fred” Ebersbach
Ebersbach Interests
G. W. Carpenter
Logan and Hocking County
George Christman
Ene
Goiter
Athens
iKee Drug Company
W. S. Ellis
Philippines
Walters Estate
The
Swanson Furniture Co
Eere
the Swanson
North Court Street
Kaiser
Barnes
Cray
Sss
Ase
Phildren
W.M. Cray
W. State
Devel PN
Eumonia
Your Collision Co
Atlanta
Kemp
Park Place
Four Sisters
Silvus
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