Manhatt an Opera House banquet ends with stabbing
Dr James W Kramer to conduct Middleport evangelistic campaign. A banquet at the old Manhattan Opera House in New York City ends in a murder when Frank Cicero of Stamford Conn is stabbed before 700 guests. Witnesses are detained as Cicero is removed and James Amira is struck by a flying plate during the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Opera House
New York City
Frank Cicero
Stamford
Conn
Cicero
James Amira
Will Speak at Baptist Church In February
Dr. James W. Kramer will conduct an evangelistic campaign at the First Baptist Church in Middleport in February after finishing meetings in Marietta and a two week stint in Gallipolis. He comes with strong recommendations and has led revivals nationwide in large churches and across church groups. All in the region are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
James W. Kramer
First Baptist Church
Marietta
Gallipolis
Kramer
Middleport Notes Illness and Local Visits
Mrs. Dale Holter has influenza at home on First Ave and Main St. Mrs. J. B. Downing hosted her contract bridge club. Miss Alvira Jones is absent. Mrs. Ann Jones remains seriously ill. Baptist Young Peoples Union to meet at the parsonage with Rev Kreager. Mrs. Ethel Tuckerman bought the building housing her store. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baley left for Lookout West Virginia due to illness of Baley’s mother. Jon Schaaf is ill. Frank Knopp birthday trip to Charleston. J W Zerkle and Hallie in Columbus on business. Donald Mathews recovering after illness. Mrs. Jessie Stansbury ill with influenza on Mill St. Mrs. Tom Mills returns from Cleveland. Mrs. Lettie King arrives to assist with Mrs. Ann Jones’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McComas
Alvira Jones
Ann Jones
Fifth Ave
Lincoln St
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Baptist Parsonage
F. C. Kreager
Ethel Tuckerman
Paul Grueser
J. C. Baley
Herb Chambers
Lookout
W. Va
Mr. Baley
Jon Schaaf
G. C. Schaaf
Frank Knopp
Charleston
Frank Lewis Knopp
J. W. Zerkle
Hallie
Columbus
Donald Mathews
Jessie Stansbury
Mill St
Tom Mills
Cleveland
E. F. Boggess
Lettie King
Wooster
Relatives and friends attend R. W. Schwegman funeral
Relatives and friends from distances gathered Monday to attend the funeral of R. W. Schwegman. Attendees listed include Mrs. Alma Skinner, F. L. McCollum, K. L. Ullman, Harold Kier of Granville, D. Curtis Reed, Dr. C. Sherburn of Columbus, H. B. Stout of Dayton, Gordon Burrier of Cincinnati, Corwin Matthews of Jackson, J. M. Faris of Youngstown, George Faris of Washington DC, J. T. Burnell, Lorain Sterett of Pt. Pleasant, and S. H. Zoellner of Athens.
Sixty Attend Parent-Teacher Meeting
Sixty PTA members attended a Monday night meeting in Middleport with Mrs. C. W. Snider presiding in the president's absence. Miss Fels served as secretary while the Reichman brothers and Charles Winston performed. Mrs. Frankie Gaylord read a paper on Efficiency and a motion was approved to fund new tile floors in the high school corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Association
C. W. Snider
M. L. French
Miss Fels
Reichman Brothers
Charles Winston
Frankie Gaylord
PTA
Illness Is General Pomeroy Affected Residents
Illness spreads through Pomeroy lists numerous residents including Frank Fu gate Jr. Mrs. Albert Wipple Mrs. Elizabeth Conde Mrs. Dana L. Tracy William Watson Perry Riggs Mrs. J. E. Mahoney Charles Hauck John Sauvage Joan Con way Claude Darst Glenna Williams Tommy Crow and Mrs. Sophia Lauderbach undergoes care in the partial Met report and local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Frank Fugate, Jr
Albert Wipple
Elizabeth Conde
Dana L. Tracy
William Watson
Perry Riggs
J. E. Mahoney
Charles Hauck
John Sauvage
Joan Conway
Claude Darst
Glenna Williams
Tommy Crow
Sophia Lauderbach
Legal Notice of Partition in Ohio Case 16558
Cause No 16558 Arthur A Josten seeks partition of Peter Josten estate 150 acres in Athens County Ohio. Heirs at law include Thomas Mulligan Evaine Gildea Ithea Mulligan Cletus Mulligan Katharine Mullen last known addresses Fort Wayne Indiana and Fort Wayne Ohio. Hearing set for on or after February 10 with R Pierce attorney for plaintiff.
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Thomas Mulligan
Evieve Gildea
Arthur Mulligan
Ithea Mulligan
Cletus Mullian
Jefferson St
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Katharine Mullen
Ind
Peter Josten
Arthur A. Josten
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Religious Leader Is Heard by Young People
Flora W. Elbert Starn, state director of religious education in Cleveland, addressed the Young People's Organization on January 8 at Hemlock Grove. He spoke of work among Ohio's youth and the church. The program included songs readings a talk by Porter Midkiff and remarks by Rev. Grant Holman. New games and stunts were shown for the social hour. Refreshments were sandwiches pickles and coffee. The February meeting will be a Valentine party.
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Flora—W. Elbert Starn
Cleveland
Young People's Organization
Hemlock Grove
Ohio
Porter Midkiff
Grant Holman
Mulholland Daughter Leaves Holzer Hospital
Miss Sybil Mulholland, daughter of Mr and Mrs C V Mulholland, who had been receiving treatment at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis, was brought to her home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Sybil Mulhholland
Carpenter Social Briefs
Otto Wiseman went to Columbus for a surgical operation. Jimmie Swearingen moved from Cherrington Hospital Logan to Fort Hayes Hospital Columbus. Grace Turner visited last Thursday and Friday. S F Howery Ed die and Rea were weekend guests of C O Whitlatch and B A Howery Columbus. W I Swett spent weekend in Columbus with Miss Gussie Swett and son Walter. Emma Dye returned home to Columbus after visiting Dale Dye. J L Rawlings weekend guests of Charles McCall Lancaster. L H Quick, Grover Quick father, moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens last week. Sunday guests in Vale home included Ray Nicholson, James Nicholson, Lenora Sleeth. Miss Lillie Bell and Arlie Price in Portsmouth spending two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gussie Swett
Walter
Emma Dye
Dale Dye
J. L. Rawlings
Charles McCall
Lancaster
L. H. Quick
Grover Quick
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Vale
Ray Nicholson
James Nicholson
Lenora B
Sleeth
Lillie Bell
Arlie Price
Portsmouth
Cat Nears 22nd Birthday in Seneca Falls Party
Tomm y the cat, owned by Dr. W L Clark veterinarian, will celebrate its 22nd birthday in Seneca Falls. Born February 15, 1915, Tommy’s age alone distinguishes him, with a yearly party held by his master.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
U.P
Tommy
W. L. Clark
Campus history repeats at Oberlin glee clubs
Oberlin College history mirrors itself as M Richards of Cortland Ohio once led the glee club and his son Walter Richards now serves as president as another son sings with the freshman choir while a third member is a sophomore in the group. Meanwhile about 960 English nurses still draw pensions due to health damage from war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, Ohio
U.P
M. Richards
Cortland
Ohio
Oberlin College
Walter Richards
Oberlin
Nelson
England
Pomeroy Social Notes
Miss Betty Jane Gibbs visits Miss Ruth Maness in Belpre. Dr. P. E. Stanley travels to New York City for eye specialist consultation. John Cranston returns to Ironton work after family visit. Bill Downie Selim Blazewicz George Angeletti Howard Ewing return to Ohio State after home visit. Mrs. William and Mrs. Rollin Neutzling and son Billy visit relatives in Zanesville and Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. William Matlack George Dallas return to Long Bottom after visiting Dayton Ashworths. J S Clifford back to Corning after home visit. John Bowen visits wife at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. condition reported satisfactory. Lafe Shumaker and family plus Ray Shumaker family of New Lexington visit Earl Shumaker E Main.
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Pomeroy
Betty Jane Gibbs
Ruth Maness
Belpre
P. E. Stanley
New York City
John Cranston
Ironton
Bill Downie
Selim Blazewicz
George Angeletti
Howard Ewing
Ohio State University
Columbus
William
Rollin Neutzling
George Dallas
Long Bottom
Matlack
Dayton Ashworth
Court St
James W. Clifford
Corning
John Bowen
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Lafe Shumaker
William Shumaker
Ray Shumaker
New Lexington
Earl Shumaker
Main St
Six Youths arraigned in Pomeroy church disturbance case
Six young people from Thomas Fork were arraigned in Pomeroy Justice Court on charges of disturbing religious services at the Pentecostal Church. Richard Jones pleaded guilty and paid $14.95 total. Willard Mowery Hazel Jaynes and others pled not guilty and were held for the grand jury or probate court as classified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Justice Court
Thomas Fury
Pomeroy
Justice McCullough
Richard Jones
Willard Mowery
Hazel Jones
Wyatt Gilbert
Agnes Wilson
Elsie Christie
Harrisonville Brief Notes on a Smoky Mountain program
Harrisonville reports an entertainment by the Smoky Mountain Boys last Thursday, sponsored by the F F A Club and the Junior Class, with extra acts from the Buck brothers and sister of Antiquity and four musicians from Star. The Union Lend-a-Hand Circle met at F C Halliday’s home Friday night with 35 attendees and elected officers. Morris Tudor returned to Grundy Virginia, and visiting relatives included Harry Plummer and Keith. Grade school noted 30 pupils absent due to illness and floods. Earl Atking’s horse died last week.
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Harrisonville
Smoky Mountain Boys
F.F.A
Buck
Eva
Lorene Wilson
Presbyterian and
Methodist
F. C. Halliday
Amy Chase
Norma Lee
Hazel Clark
Mae Ball
The
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Dye
Methodist Church
George Tudor
Morris
Grundy
Harry Plummer
Keith
Columbus
Grafton Stout
Earl Atking
Cigaret ban in army Peiping court martials officers
North China warlord Sung Cheh yuan orders court martials for officers seen smoking cigarets in Peiping to avoid deriding the Chinese army. Ted Lyons of the Chicago White Sox rated 186 wins and 176 losses over 14 seasons with the club.
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Peiping
U.P
Sung Cheh-yuan
China
Auxiliary To Legion Post Has Meeting
The Auxiliary to Feeney-Bennett Post American Legion met at Legion Hall in Middleport on Monday night. Mrs Esther Schmoll joined as a new member. A pot luck supper and social hour followed. Arrangements were made to send a gift to Mrs McMillan in McConnelsville Sanitarium. The next meeting is February 1.
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Middleport
Feeney-Bennett Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Esther Schmoll
McMillan
McConnelsville
Heath Methodist Episcopal class meeting tonight
Middleport Class No 12 of Heath M E Church meets this evening with Mrs Mont Miller on N Second Ave. Assisting are Mrs L H Flickinger Mrs Lawrence Milhoan Mrs Ross Wise Mrs J W Kincaid and Miss Katie Roush. Class president Mrs Noah Haskins leads the meeting with Bible quotations in response to the roll call.
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Middleport
Heath Methodist Episcopal Church
Mont Miller
N. Second Ave
Magees Welcome Son In Middleport Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Denver Magee announce the birth of a son born Tuesday morning at their home at 8 Fourth Ave and Hooker St. They reside with Mrs Ellen Waddell.
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Middleport
Denver Magee
Fourth Ave
Hooker St
Ellen Waddell
Attendees Return From Columbus Minnesota Ohio State Game
Pomeroy residents J. E. White and Willard Ashworth along with Max Dye of Point Pleasant have returned home after attending the Minnesota versus Ohio State basketball game in Columbus.
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Pomeroy
J. E. White
Willard Ashworth
Max Dye
Point Pleasant
Columbus
Helpful acne advice promotes nightlyResinol routine
Guidance for acne sufferers recommends nightly washing with warm water and Resinol soap, then a gentle rinse with cold water, applying Resinol Ointment overnight. It claims long standing effectiveness by treating irritated oil ducts and reducing recurrence, with free sample offers from Resinol Dept. 13 Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Dept
Altimore
Chesterhill Social Notes Highlight Local Deaths and Health News
Chesterhill residents mourn Leslie Davis 77 who died January 15 after pneumonia. He leaves two daughters Hattie Winner and Clara Henson and a son Howard. burial at Bethel Cemetery. Louisa Worthington 84 is seriously ill after a cerebral hemorrhage. Multiple neighbors report illnesses and recoveries as winter ailments spread.
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Chesterhill
Leslie Davis
Davis
Big Woods
Hattie Winner
Clara Henson
Tick Ridge
Howard
Fawcett Funeral
Bethel Cemetery
Louisa Worthington
Mary Newton
Pattens Mill
Tol Tippie
Frank Bailey
New York City
Bailey
Mary Pickering
Pennsville
Harry Dobbins
H. D. Huffman
Harry
Fred R. Beasley
Athens
Homer Carter
Haydenville
Nutter
M. E. Church
Co. C. Dulaney
Jane Brackin
City uses pink slips to mark at risk students
Redwood City schools adopt pink as danger signal and send pink slips in advance to every pupil on the danger line in his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Cal
U.P
Vendol Relieves Back Pain Says Chauncey Woman
Mrs Selah Wade of Chauncey credits Vendol with easing back pains constipation sour stomach and headaches after using three bottles. She urges others to visit Athens Pharmacy to talk with the Vendol Man and notes Nelsonville Hickmans Pharmacy also carries Vendol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Selah Wade
Chauncey
Vendor
Nelsonville
Hickman's
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jad
Baptist Church
Dale Holter
First Ave
J. B. Downing
Contract Bridge Club
A. Josten
R. Pierce
Fotw
Carpenter Social Briefs
Pomeroy Social Notes
Auxiliary To
Legion Post
Magees
Woolwich
Eng
India
Rangoon
Chesterhill Social Notes
Fred Harmer
Zanesville
H. P. Michener
Wes Harris
Mises Bessie Michener
Faye Woodward
Todds
Harris Home
Harris
Lida Dutton
Ammon Boggs
Thad Roberts
Stockport
Rev. Harris
Lena Faye Smith
Paul Harris
Pauline Harris
Donna Mae
Janie
Emmett Reder
Rockbridge
Wayne Blackburn
Jane Blackburn
Adah Parkins
Tee
State
Federal
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mes
Lelah Wade
Bereee — Luckoffs
Batts
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