Divorce Cases Set for Weekend and Next Week
E ROY Feb 28 Judge F low and a court panel plan uncontested divorces this week with jury trials beginning Saturday March 10 and continuing Tuesday. Judge Crow notes bar association needs. library committee to meet County commissioners on fees and uniformity. Court lists include Foley vs Kerns March 7 Bing case March 6 Raymond age March 5 Osby Martin March 8 Scott ner March 9 and Allen Jones from a low-end county constituency.
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E Roy
F. Low
Eiet
Sons
Crow
Bar Association
Curtle Reed
Columbus
Peoples
Miller
Dana Peoples
Foley
Kerns
Bing Case
Raymond Age
Osby Martin
Scottner
Worstell
Anten
Allen Jones
POMEROY Independent tourney picks and local notices
At the Jose of the Independent tourney an all tour team was selected by a committee of Stark Kuntz and Leif First Team includes Watkins DeMolay forward with Pomeroy K P captain and Pritchard DeMolay guard Second Team lists Zimmerman Hutchinson Custer Nellis and other players. Neva Howell files a divorce suit against Arthur Howell alleging abuse and fear. Relatives and neighbors visit and travel notes cover small-town events and road troubles.
Agitators Address Crowds of Striking Miners
Reports from Biases Feb 28 describe agitators addressing crowds of striking miners while an adjutant and others observed nearby. The fragment mentions a bowling tournament ending February 28 with teams Vernon Columbus Find Newark competing, though details are unclear.
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Biases
Frank Henderson
Com- Isis
Ohio
Vernon
Columbus
Find
Newark
Pin Knights
Countywide group forms relief network in Meigs County
POMEROY Feb 28 A countywide relief association formed at the courthouse to gather funds and supplies for destitute residents. The group will coordinate kitchens in Pomeroy Middleport and Silver Run and recruit township representatives to manage county aid for hungry children and families under 16 and other vulnerable cases.
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Pomeroy
Park Street
Middleport
Silver Run
National Guard
Board of Education
Leach
Relief Association
Bedford Township
E. W.o'brien
Pratts Fork
Chester
Frank Gaul
Columbia
W. R. Holcomb
Carpenter
Lebanon Township
Fred Wilcoxen
W. H. Hayman
Olive Township
Charles Perry
Reedsville
Orange Township
George Pearman
Sumner
Rutland
Russell
Salem Township
Hurley Nelson
Langsville
Scipio Township
Jesse Douglas
Albany
Sutton Township
W. J. Kreider
Racine
Jap Grate
M. A. White
F. C. Weed
A. V. Howell
Charles N. Wagner
iThe
Kennedy Narrowly Escapes After Car Hit by Engine
Middleport on February 23 reports Bill Kennedy of A. B. Bingham narrowly escaped injury when his new coupe was struck by a freight engine at the Hobson crossing Saturday evening. The engine pushed the car about 50 feet, wrecking it. Kennedy was uninjured and praised the outcome as luck that spared his life.
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Middleport
Bill Kennedy
A. B. Bingham
Hobson Crossing
Kennedy
Dorcas Society Meets at Mrs Mygatt's Home Weeknight
The Dorcas society of the Baptist church met at Mrs J M Mygatt's home Monday evening. After business, a pleasing program followed by social time. Nearby family movement included A W Giles visiting in Columbus and Lima. Mrs W G Davis traveling between Miami Cincinnati and Columbus. Mrs Bell of Huntington visiting relatives. and Mrs A H Armstrong seriously ill with family awaiting her recovery.
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Dorcas Society of the Baptist Church
J. M. Mygatt
A. W. Giles
Columbus
L. Crary Davis
L. C. Davis
Lima
Remus
W. G. Davis
Miami
Fla
Ray O'Donnell
Cincinnati
C. A. Crary
Davis
Middleport
Bell of
Huntington
H. E. Thomas
E. M. Harrah
A. H. Armstrong
Mabel Smith
Half Million Union Workers Idle in Nation Wide Slump
The American Federation of Labor estimates more than 500 000 union workers are unemployed, with Eastern and northern middle western cities hardest hit. Baltimore Buffalo Cleveland Detroit New York and Philadelphia report 25 to 33 percent jobless, while Chicago is the only large city showing a decrease.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Moving Van Reminds of Anderson Family Move
A large Columbus moving van in Middleport on Monday recalled the hasty relocation of the late Harry Anderson and his family from Middleport to Columbus. The family says breakfast was cooked in Middleport and supper in Columbus, describing it as the quickest move possible.
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Middleport
Columbus
Harry Anderson
Banquet for Middleport boosters honors NY Central officials
The Past Chiefs association hosted a banquet in Middleport to honor New York Central lines officials. W. S. O'Brien Dr. S. B. Taylor C. L. Lewis Jr. J. B. Chadwick Leroy Allebach T. J. Munich and R. L. Milbourne attended. The event boosted town pride and added several new members. Dinner was free for new enrollees and 65 covers were set. The program featured talks by dignitaries and town leaders plus music from Pete's Pipers and a saxophone arrangement by four players.
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Middleport
Chiefs’ Association
New York Central Lines
O’brien
B. Taylor
C. L. Lewis, Jr
J. B. Chadwick
Leroy Allebach
T. J. Munich
R. L. Milbourne
Woman Dies In Orange Township After Stroke
Mrs. Jemima Young, 65, wife of Albert Young, died at her Silver Ridge home in Orange township on Saturday afternoon after suffering a stroke the previous Monday. She did not regain consciousness. She is survived by her husband seven daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held Monday at Mt. Herman church with Rev. Storer officiating and burial followed in a nearby cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Jemima Young
Albert Young
Silver Ridge
Orange Township
Birthday Party Honors David Ohlinger with Seven Candles
Mrs. W. P. Ohlinger hosted a Friday after school celebration for her son David turning seven. About a dozen children attended and brought gifts as ice cream and cake were served at five o clock.
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W. P. Ohlinger
Wantil
David
February 29 Pays Visit the First After Four Years
February 29 returns after four years, the rare day celebrated in newspapers and by readers of the Messenger. The announcement invites readers born on February 29 to send their names for display, and one reader shares a quirky approach of celebrating on February 28 until midnight for a true Leap Day birthday.
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Messenger
Tommy Loughran Sets Vaudeville Tour After Title Defense
Light heavyweight champion Tommy Loughran will embark on a months long vaudeville tour before returning to defend his title. He plans a circuit of engagements across various cities and venues to promote the sport and raise his public profile.
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Tommy Loughran
Miner Returns From Orient Reports Closures
An tone Vollmer has returned to this city from Orient Til where he has been employed for several months. He reports mining conditions bad in that locality and several that have been working are closing down.
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Glouster
Antone Vollmer
Orient
Til
Mrs Hatfield and family join Hatfield at Philo Mercantile
Mrs F I Hatfield and children travel to Philo to join Mr Hatfield who runs Philo Mercantile company. He had closed his Lamborn building store in Glouster and may reopen if miners and operators reach a deal. Merle Danford returns to Trimble High School after a month in Fort Lauderdale with her father.
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Glouster
F. 1.Hatfield
Philo
Hatfield
Merle Danford
Trimble
Giouster High School
Danford
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Hunter and Hennessey Favored in South Florida Finals
Francis Hunter and John Hennessey led entry to the finals of the South Florida Tennis Tournament after easy first round victories. Both players dominated, losing only a single game between them as they advanced.
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South Florida
Francis Hunter
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Cure
An advertisement touts a plain white tablet named Pape's Cold Compound that supposedly cures a cold within hours with no after-effects. It claims the drug costs 35 cents and is sold by every druggist.
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Pape
Two Charged With Theft At Glouster Opera House
In Glouster on February 28 Will Kinney and Frank Jennings pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny after detectives traced a midnights theft of silk dresses valued at 600 dollars, a beaded strand 50 dollars, a gold watch, rings, and a .32-20 revolver. They were bound over to the grand jury on $1,000 bonds and jailed in Athens. The loot was hidden in five places east of Blackwood. Jennings implicated Kinney after a confession obtained by Detective Sachs. The drill from the Ohio Collieries site was also recovered and traced to Kinney.
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Glouster
O. F. Sachs
Columbus
Will Kinney
Frank Jennings
Gormley
Athens
Marshal Williams
Fred Heck
Glouster Opera House
Show Company
Columbus Detective Agency
Jennings
Blackwood
Sachs
Sacha
Ohio Colleries Company
Kinney
Wallace Fultz
Fultz
James Jewell
Jewell
George
Love
Ohio Collieries Company
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Daughyn
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McGhee
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Herman Lohse
Zaleski
J. C. Chase
Charlies N. Wagner
F. O .Weed
S. M. Russell
W. 3. Kreider
Elberfeld
Martin Elberfeld
Meigs County
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New York Central ‘Lines
J. B. Parson
National Military Hospital
Dayton
FE. W. Handley
Pittsburgh
S. Adams
Ed Herder
Arthur Botces
Betty Sue Johnston
Jessie Johnston
Phil
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W. F. Kepler
Charles Kepler
Anna Mae Carrier
Carl Groom
J. W. Carrier
South Fifth Street
Mrs. F. 1. Hatfield
Mr. Hatfield
Sommer’s Store
Haney- Goodrich Co
So. Court St
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Hall
J Cheney & Co
Toledo
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