Weaver jailed after license tag dispute trial set
Councilman C. W. Weaver was jailed after being ordered to serve time on a charge related to improperly fastening a license tag. Ray Roush swore out the warrant. Weaver waived exam and posted 100 dollars bond. A May or Hess hearing is scheduled for 2 pm Friday. Weaver vows to sue Roush and bondsmen for damages, with Mrs. Joe Mace noted in the case details.
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Pomeroy
C. W. Weaver
Ray Roush
Hess
Roush
Weaver
Ealy
Bondsman
Off Ro
Petit Jury Impaneled in Pomeroy Burglary Case
Jan 7 report from Pomeroy that a petit jury was impaneled yesterday for a burglary case. The jurors were drawn to try William Alin, Jesse Muncy, and Clyde Tyfee, all indicted for burglary and illegal possession of dynamite. The summons and sheriff’s clerk will issue additional details.
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Pomeroy
Benge
William Alin
Jesse Muncy
Clyde Ty Fee
Bend Woman Is Judged Insane in Pomeroy
Fannie Hall of Spencer Hall, Bend, aged over seventy one and in feeble health, was adjudged insane in court yesterday. She was taken to Athens State Hospital yesterday by Deputy Sheriff A. O. Tracy.
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Pomeroy
Fannie Hall
Spencer Hall
Great
Athens
Sher- A. O. Tracy
State Auditor Reports Meigs County Finances
Pomeroy January 7 Walter Dean of the State Auditor reports Meigs County bonds totaled 212 770 as of June 1925 with assets 199 237 47 and liabilities 199 47 The June election fund was overdrawn 4 154 12 and the Children’s Home fund overdrawn 2 134 39 The report commends county officials for honesty and efficiency.
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Pomeroy
Walter Dean
Geatter
Meigs County
Treas
Children’s Home Fund
Dean
Middleport Literary Club Elects Officers
The Middleport Literary club held a monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Clint Welsh. Miss Bess Sanborn was elected president, with Mrs. Dorothy Harley as vice president, Mrs. Myrta Powell as secretary, and Mrs. Iola Talbott as treasurer. Four new members joined, bringing total membership to forty five. Names shown include Mrs. May, Elsie Chambers, Gen Evieve Sherman, and Mrs. Ottie Riner.
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Middleport
Middleport Literary Club
Clint Welsh
Local Notices From Middleport and Pomeroy
Mrs Addie Stalter in grave condition after a fall left hip fracture at Fifth street home. Jonathan Meigs chapter to meet Friday at Mrs Dorsfer home on Butternut avenue. Luella Stevens wife of Elmont Stevens dies from cancer at home in R D. Funeral set at Methodist church with Rev L L Roush. Miss Nelle Stewart ill at Mill street home. Frank Harpold narrowly escapes serious injury from a broke front axle on Mill street. Mr and Mrs D J Sullivan depart for St Petersburg Florida to visit Sherman and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Bend
B. F. Morris
Langville
Edgar Morris
D. Curtis Reed
D. W. Henneasy
Columbus
Cecil Brickles
Parkersburg
Glen Robinson
Nelsonville
Malone
East Main Street
Jessie Hart
Washington
Hazel Sayre
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
John Smith
Wheeling
George Smith
Anna Nider
Ben Cohn
Union Avenue
Middleport
Addie Stalter
Fifth Street
Jonathan Meigs
Ters
American Revol
Luella Stevens
Luella Leia Stevens
Elmont Stevjmied
Con Louis
Chicago
Methodist Church
L. L. Roush
Nelle Stewart
Mill Street
Frank Harpold
Popular Velveteen Jumper Pattern Shows Four Sizes
The Jumper or Two Piece Blouse Deris is a popular velveteen style, also adaptable to jersey, wool rep, balbriggan or faille. The pattern covers sizes 14 to 20 years, with fabric requirements listed for a 16 year size and a tie contrast. Pattern mailed for 15 cents.
California Fig Syrup Notice for Parents
Parents are advised to ask their druggist for genuine California Fig Syrup as printed directions on the bottle guide babies and children of all ages. The warning stresses saying California to avoid imitation fig syrups.
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California
Social notes from The Plains and area
Residents from The Plains and nearby towns visited relatives and neighbors over the weekend. Many sick or recovering family members are mentioned, including Mrs. Liz Guess and Mrs. Roy Hawk. A father’s stroke and a 97 year old in fair health are noted, with several moves and visits across Athens, Logan, Columbus, and surrounding communities. Scarlet fever quarantines affect Norah Bails and Marie Ackley, with health officials visiting.
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Anna Osborn
Athens
A. M. Humphry and Sons
Hazel Geisicke
Logan
Walter Geisicke
Virgene Shields
Columbus
Liz Guess
Hollis Altridge
Rockbridge
Miss Shields
Andy Kalvish
Guess
Vic Carpenter
Near Rock Riffle
Ed Micheals
Roy Hawk
Rob Hawk
Joe Hutchins
Joe Evans
Lulu Smith
Carbon Hill
Maud Thorne Micheals
Smith
Wendal Moore
the Plains
Mid
Ellen Bryan
Harry Porter
Barnes
Chester Hill
L. H. Allen
Mr. Kinnen
Norah
Dennis Bails
Marie Ackley
Rylmer Ackley
New Year Celebrations and Local Odds and Ends
A collection of brief local notes from New Year's gatherings and visits around Hemlock Grove and Athens. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Booth, Miss Grace Stout, the Brandeberrys, the Barnhills, and many Booth and Castle family members. The school closes indefinitely due to scarlet fever.
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Figgins
Athens
Hocking
Jake Lyons
Marshfield
Clarence Cooper
Miss Grace Stout
Mrs. Willard
Hemlock Grove
Esmond Brandeberry
J. W. Barnhill
Dutch Ridge
Ralph Allen
Pearl Castle
Charles
Harry
Mary Catherine Booth
Pomeroy
Charles Castle
Lawrence Bailey
Aldo McKinley
Charles Pierce
Ed Rowan
Charles Day
Dorothea
Mildred Runnion
Marguerite Rowan
Columbus
Lewis Bailey
Laurence Bailey
Sugar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshal Roush
Joe Mace
Fourth Street
Petit Jury
D. J. Sullivan
St. Petersburg
Flor
Sherman
Son Bellaire
Messenger Pattern Dept
Herbert Bowers
Earl Kincade
William Grasham
Baltimore
J. M. Higgins
Buck Ingham Palace
Lottridge
F. H. Booth
Mr. Booth
Pao
BAYER
Ed Coats
Chauncey
Gray
The
Burnett-Smith Co
Boots
Boo Hoo
Myo
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