Pomeroy Suspense Over Mason City Industry Site
Rumors of steel and coal industry arrival in Mason City prompt job seekers and reporters. W. W. Mullins, tied to Consolation Coal, vanished after arriving last week, leaving locals in limbo. A. E. Strode of the N and O Railroad confirms no steel movement or records of new activity for Mason City.
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Pomeroy
Mason City
W. W. Mullins
Consoliation Coal
Coal
W. Va
Mason
A. E. Strode
Nimore & Ohio Railroad
H. R. Foulr
Ohio
Sitri
Strode
Funeral for Mrs. Cross Dated in Local Notice
Funeral services for Mrs. Ben H. Cross who died at her home after a ten day illness were held with public attendance. Several local residents visited relatives and traveled for work and social duties, including Philip Meier resuming work in Columbus and extended visits in Racine and Wisconsin. Local families hosted guests from Huntington and Cleveland, with Miss Anna O Halloran noted among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Ben H., Cross
Burial Set at Greenwood for Local Resident
A funeral was held Tuesday morning at the residence of Mr Chittenden for a local resident who died of appendicitis. Burial will follow at Greenwood. She is survived by her husband one sister Elsie and one brother Delmar who lives at Delaware.
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Chittenden
Greenwood
Elsie
Delmar
Delaware
Downey Family Returns From Huntington Visit
Mrs. Marguerite D Downey and her daughter Fann Danaher returned Wednesday to Huntington W Va ending a brief visit here with Mrs. Charles E Smith and family Ward Osborn is ill at his South Second street home Mr and Mrs D C Cornwell who spent months with relatives in Athens Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Edwin Cook on their way home to California Mr and Mrs Edward Barker of Athens were here Wednesday calling on friends Mrs Charlotte Burne hosted the Foreign Missionary Society Monday evening at her upper third street home Assisting hostesses were Mrs S E Williams and Mrs Jack Morgan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite D. Downey
Fann Danaher
Huntington
W. Va
Charles E. Smith
Ward Osborn
South Second Street
D. C. Cornwell
Athens
Edwin Cook
California
Edward Barker
Charlotte Burne
Foreign Missionary Society
Upper Third Street
E.williams
Jack Morgan
Crow of the Third Ward Visits Columbus Couple
Mrs F F Nentzling spends a few days with her husband employed in Columbus. The brief item notes a local social visit in the Third ward.
Victory Day Observed by Local WCTU Branch
A Laurel avenue meeting of the White Ribboners branch of the W C T U became a Victory Day celebration anticipating January 16. The program included mottos on law and liberty, songs, readings, and a reading from TNT Bombs by Richard Pearson Hobson. Two new members joined, and Mrs Eliza Patten and Miss Emma Tterman shared memories of temperance work.
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C. W. Jones
Laurel Avenue
United States
Richard Pearson Hobson
John Chase
Lincoln
Weed
America
Eliza Patten
Emmatterman
Logan City Budget Passes With Higher Half Year Allocations
City council approved semi annual appropriations amid pressure. Mayor Wolfe presented the annual report. allocations rose from the prior six months. Notable items include police 1910, fire 1110, street work 14790, street lighting 3225, health 1700, and cemeteries 660.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Wolfe
Council
Mayor's Department
Auditor’s
Asurers
Solicitor'’S
Civil Service Commission
Fire
Engineer's
Orinkini
Unclear OCR Captures Clerical Elections and Sermons
Fragmented text mentions Reverend J. Mpeeré 2d elected chaplain of the Ohio House of Representatives and Reverend Spears a rectorate figure. It hints at church events and related sermons with scattered names and dates, but full details and context are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spears
Legion Post Boosters Collect Strong Attendance and Membership
The Logan post American Legion held a lively weekly meeting with 65 attendees. Membership campaigns show many new enrollments and more paid-up members, while urging families to join the Auxiliary. The post cafe provided treats after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Post American Legion
The
Post
Legionaires
Auxiliary
Man Escaped Jail Resident Pleads Guilty to Burglary
Gerald Belt, who fled the city jail a month earlier, pleads guilty to burglary and is returned to custody after sheriff and city police conduct a wide daytime search following his arrest Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Belt
Sheriff Shaw
Truck Collision In Haydenville Involves Logan Transfer Truck
A Logan Transfer truck and a touring car driven by James Tucker collided Tuesday morning in Haydenville. The truck sustained damage while Tucker’s car was damaged. Passenger Leona Tucker suffered a mashed finger. Tucker was driving his two daughters to school and had followed the truck for a distance before the back‑up and pass attempt caused the wreck.
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Logan Transfer Company
James Tucker
Haydenville
Leona Tucker
Tucker
Hopkins Pleads Guilty to Possession for Liquor Manufacture
Charlies Hopkins of Green township appeared before Judge Pettit in Common Pleas court and withdrew his not guilty plea to possessing property designed for liquor manufacture. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs.
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Charlies Hopkins
Green Township
Pettit
Common Pleas
Logan Man Writes Back From Florida
Post Commander Bart Hall received a letter from Legionaire Kerwood Martin who has been in Hollywood Florida entering the contracting business. The note included two beach photos and mentioned Carl James former Co G NG officer and Hollywood postmaster. Martin says the Legion is very active in Florida with many clubs and large club houses and he enjoys the southland.
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Bart Hall
Legionaire
Kerwooaé Martin
Hollywood
Florida
Martin
Carl James
Legion
Pasta
Southland
Entertains With Home Card Party
Mrs. Joe Smith hosted a home card party at Depot Street Tuesday evening with five tables of players. High scores were won by Mrs. Gifford Hull and Mrs. Frank Harden. The hostess, aided by Mrs. Charlies Smith and Miss Bess Slatzer, served a two course lunch.
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Joe Smith
Depot Street
Gifford Hull
Frank Harden
Charlies Smith
Bess Slatzer
Smith
C. Reynolds
Buellaby
Harden
Hull
Weymueller
Clinton Webb
Willard Sprankle
George Smith
Harry Smith
Charles Smith
Judson Shriner
Phil Tschappat
Ward Chase
Hazel Kanode
Ruth Hett
Grace Shriner
Lara
Falls Township woman fractures left arm in ice fall
Mrs. W. S. North of Falls township slipped on ice at her home Tuesday evening and sustained a fracture to her left arm.
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W. S. North
Falls Township
Logan Boy Scouts Year Program Maps by Council
The Logan Council executive committee adopts a year long Boy Scout program. January features a basketball league and a trophy by Citizens Savings association for the winning troop. February includes Scout Anniversary week and a Court of Honor.
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Logan Council
Citizens Savings Association
Lancaster Council
Logan
Local residents move, visit, and business notes
Mrs. Della Terry and her daughters plan to settle in Columbus with Mrs. Terry employed and daughters entering school. Detour of visits includes W. W. Tinker from McArthur, Arthur Harry of Wellston, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClain of Wellston guests of the Toms. Others host and visit in Marshall and surrounding areas including McDermott store purchase by Will Hunsicker and Archbishop Moehler funeral attendance in Cincinnati.
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Della Terry
Lourge
Bessie
Columbus
F. R. Copeland
Buell Egg
George Ford
Logan
Tom Aiey
Thomas Copeland
Will Hunsicker
Thomas Hunsicker
McDermott
Moran
Cincinnati
Archbishop
Eye injury veteran Fred Sheets treated in Columbus hospital
Rev. Fred Sheets, a Columbus resident, is hospitalized for an eye ailment. He served with Canadian troops during World War I, and it is believed his eye injury occurred in that service.
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Fred Sheets
Columbus
Deaf mute defends against non support charge in Chicago
Allison Reynolds, a deaf mute, answered a charge of non support filed by his wife, also a deaf mute. He said she nagged him in the deaf and dumb language because he did not earn enough money.
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Chicago
Allison Reynolds
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Oscar Scholb
Philomena Ebersbach
Zanesville
Philip Meier
Racine
Floyd Bence
Wisconsin
Jacob Elberfeld, Jr
Jacob Elberfeld Sons Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
George Sauer
Glen
Mary Quillen
Eli Meier
Second Ward
Robert Evans
Dana T. Lloyd
Cambridge
E. D. J. Jenkins
Nyman Zwifel
First Ward
Adolph Ebersbach
Gallipolis
Rose Ward
Cleveland
Anna O’halloran
Anna
Middleport News
Way
Lawrenc
Legion Post
Booster
J. W. Wolfe
Belt
Krieg
Babica
Logan Man
Traflgar
Athens Book & News Co
South Court House Cline Bldg
the Bank of Athens National Bank
Athens, Obis
Moehler
Zaleski
Lenoughs
Os Batrley
Apn
Kuppenheimer
Cofyrisi
House of Kuppenheim
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