Local company enlarges forces at Pomeroy plant
Pomeroy January 12 Twenty five additional men will be put on by the Parkersburg Rig and Reel pany making a total of 146 employed by that company at this time. The plant has been running two or three days each week for some time but the foundry state that the foundry will work five or six days this week and that the plant is probably continue to operate full time during the next few months. A night shift was put on Monday.
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Pomeroy
Parkersburg
Lawsuit Filed Over Due Mortgage Notes and Judgments
Pomeroy January 12. The State Bernard Williams George Williams and C C Williams seek judgment of 60 dollars against the defendants. Attorney A D Russell for the plaintiff. Another suit filed with Clerk Bengel involves Rose and Jesse Sarton versus Lewis and Ida Manley for 364 dollars on overdue mortgage notes. Attorney A D Russell represents the plaintiffs.
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Pomeroy
Jan
Bernard Williams
George Williams
C. C. Williams
A. D. Russell
Bengel
Rose
Jesse Sarton
Lewis
Ida Manley
Beards and Nemeier Wed in Pomeroy Probate Court
Will C. Beards aged 64 a laborer and Flora Nemeier aged 63 a housekeeper both of Pomeroy were married by Justice French in the Probate court rooms on Monday morning.
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Pomeroy
Will C. Beards
Flora Nemeier
Justice French
Ice Gorge Threat Rumored on Ohio River at Rav enswood
Dam 24 at Racine reports the Ohio River at Ravenswood is three fourths full of ice. A possible ice gorge was denied, yet a heavy floe is expected to pass through and reach the area later today.
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Pomeroy
Racine
Ohio
Ravenswood
Pomeroy Red Briefs Chronicle Local Moves
Chester Morris returned to employment in Springfield after a weekend visit with parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris and family. Thelma Woltz of Gallipolis visited Miss Mildred Patten on Sunday. Rosener Zieher recovered from a severe tonsillitis and was able to be out. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Norris of Athens stayed here for a time. William A. Williams of Huntington was a Pomeroy business visitor. Cecilia Whipple and her little niece returned to Columbus after a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whipple. Mrs. Henry Straile left for a week’s visit with daughter Mrs. E. D. Jenkins of Jack.
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Pomeroy Red
Chester Morris
Springfield
Edgar Morris
Thelma Woltz
Gallipolis
Mildred Patten
Rosener Zieher
Wilson Norris
Athens
WM. A. Williams
Huntington
Pomeroy
Cecelia Whipple
Vernon Nease tops December poultry record in Minersville
Vernon Nease of Minersville records the highest December poultry average with 14.9 eggs per hen from a 253 hen flock. Ithamer R. Weed of Pomeroy places second with 12.8 eggs per hen from a flock of unspecified size.
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Pomeroy
George Kreitler
Vernon Nease
Minersville
Ithamer R. Weed
Mrs G L Michael reports 11.6 eggs per hen from 370 flock
Mrs G L Michael of Minersville reports an average of 11.6 eggs per hen from a flock of 370 hens. The figure reflects the yield in her poultry operation during the current period.
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G. L. Michael
Minersville
Pomeroy Man Rising in Columbus Detective Staff
Otto W. Phillips, once a city patrolman in Pomeroy, is now a member of the Columbus detective staff. He is described as the youngest detective on the force and has produced valuable work. Phillips is the son of Mr and Mrs John Phillips of Second Street and lived in Pomeroy before moving to Columbus three years ago.
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Pomeroy
Columbus Dispatch
Otto W. Phillips
Columbus
Phillips
John Phillips
Second Street
Washhouse Burns at Mine 16 in Pomeroy
The washhouse at Mine 16 was completely destroyed by fire on Saturday. The blaze started from an overheated stove.
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Pomeroy
Mine 16
Crook Streak Will Appear at Rice’s Hotel
In Pomeroy on January 12 officers report a string of thefts as two youths named Kaler Gillinwater and Willard Gillinwater, once overnight guests at the jail, are taken into custody. A pocketbook bearing the name Dave Geyer ties them to a car theft ring, with a $10,000 bond set.
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Pomeroy
Rice’s
Second Street
Geyer
Kaler Gillinwater
Willard Gillinwater
Dayton
Dave Geyer
Seven Year Old Survives Plunge From Moving Train
A boy of seven fell from a speeding train near Paris as his mother, with six other children, attempted to jump after him but was blocked by fellow passengers. The guard found the child walking toward the train when service halted, uninjured.
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Paris
Funeral procession delayed by hill push in London
A London funeral was held up as mourners had to exit carriages and, with the help of passers-by, push the carriages up a slippery hill. The coffin was removed from the hearse and carried uphill by the mourners.
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London
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
A medical advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas offering instant relief when mixed with water. It claims physician approval for over fifty years and notes it neutralizes stomach acids and bowel fermentations without purging. Bottles cost twenty five cents at drug stores.
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Phillips
Package leaks and two youthful rum runners taken
Jan. 12 two young smugglers John Suhon 13 and sister Mary 10 from Paris Ohio are held after liquor leaks from four one gallon cans found in packages at Union Station. Frank Vitrovecki is jailed on a prohibition charge after being linked to the sale of a drink. Mrs Gertrude Ross and deputy Thomas Brennan assisted in the case, with the children led to the suspect’s house.
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Detroit
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Mary
Paris
Frank Vitrovecki
Union Station
Gertrude Ross
Travelers’ Aid
Ath ens School Board Elects Reelected Officers
G. E. Whipple was reelected president of the Athens board of education at a meeting last night. R. B. Roe was reelected vice president and Prof. L. J. Addicott was reelected clerk. The January meeting had been postponed due to illness.
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G. E. Whipple
Athens Board of Education
R. B. Roe
L. J. Addicott
Revelers to Stage The Whole Town Is Talking on Campus
The Revelers on the Ohio university campus plan a February 1 production of The Whole Town is Talking a three act farce set in Sandusky Ohio by Emerson and Anita Loos. Cast of twelve includes seven men and five women chosen from members and applicants.
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Ohio University
Sandusky
Ohio
Emerson
Anita Loos
National Collegiate Players
National Dramatic Society
Melba Woodworth
Frances Zincke
Art Cameron
William Laurent
Charles Wood
Bulgarian Herb Tea touted to boost immunity for mature adults
An ad claims people over forty are less able to resist colds and pneumonia and promotes Bulgarian Herb Tea as a remedy. It asserts the tea opens bowels, improves blood, and speeds cold recovery, with doctors and pharmacists endorsing it and pricing listed as 25c to 1.25.
Dean Voigt to address Columbus high school girls
Dean of Women Irma E Voigt will speak to girls at five Columbus high schools on The Spirit of the Age. Talks are sponsored by the YWCA Girl Reserves with school principals support. She also meets Columbus girl teacher leaders and attends a committee meeting preparing for April college presidents and deans.
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Irma E. Voigt
Columbus High Schools
Dean Voigt
Toledo
Ohio
Teaders of
Columbus
Voigt
Heet Heats Aches Instantly With Cork Applicator
An old advertisement touts Heet as an instant relief for aching joints and rheumatic pain. It claims direct heat drawn from a cork attached applicator penetrates pain in knees feet legs hands and back. The product supposedly dissolves congestion and costs 60 cents at drug stores.
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Costa
Prince of Wales Loses Friend in London
The Prince of Wales has suffered a bereavement since returning from a trip to South America. The article notes a loss affecting the royal circle and specifies no further names or dates.
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London
Prince of Wales
South America
Terrier’s Cold Shoulder Frustrates Prince’s Trip Return
Molly the Cairn terrier, lent to Lady Burt for safekeeping during the journey, refuses to greet the prince after nearly a year apart. The old friend also shuns friendly advances, leaving the traveler with a strained reunion.
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Molly
Lady Burt
Traveder
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