Dr Jesse Jones Visits Pomeroy and Middleport Figures
Dr Jesse Jones a noted Presbyterian missions leader visits Pomeroy and Middleport as part of a string of Ohio appearances. The Newark-born educator travels from New York City headquarters to Detroit Greenfield and Boston, visiting relatives and attending events before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Dr. T. Jease. Jones
Oworld
Presbyterian National Missions Organization
Europe
Asia
Africa
Doctor Jones
Poercy
Bunday School Association Oranier
Joseph Clark
Ohio
New York
Contest in the Christian Church Sparks Team Rivalry
The Christian Church contest began Sunday evening with two halves led by Miss Tuella Gilliland and Miss Edith Russell. Miss Etta Gaskill and Mrs. Edward French serve as secretaries of their respective divisions as plans for a big, entertaining Canavet contest unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mippurrunt
Van
Tuella Gilliland
Etta Gaskill
Edith Russell
Edward French
Hennessey resigns from council and vacancy filled
Pomeroy January 22 council met with McCroba Duert Schwagman and McNamee present. Councilman D W Hennessey resigned citing encroachment of business interests and the resignation was accepted. Ralston Russell chosen to fill the vacancy and sworn in. The appropriation ordinance passed and current bills ordered paid. Damage from cliff settlement behind Sacred Heart School discussed with property damage to Webster Bauer and Reed Steinbauer properties. Cornel's remarks on responsibility yielded no action.
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Pomeroy
McCroba
Duert
Schwagman
McNamee
D. W. Hennessey
Ralston Russell
acCrope
Sacred Heart School
Webster
Edw. Bauer
Reed Steinbauer
Cornell
Qualls Held for Trespass on Estate Lands
Moses Qualls of Middleport is jailed on charges of trespassing on the late Columbia Downing estate lands along Leading Creek and opening a coal mine without heir consent. Justice French adjourned the hearing to later in the week to await A. D. Russett, currently ill, to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Moses Qualls
Middleport
Columbia Downing
Leading Creek
Qualla
Six Cent Verdict in Slander Case Returns in Ohio
In Marietta on January 2 a jury awarded six cents in damages to Francis A. Foreman in a slander suit against Thomas L. Ormiston. Foreman joins two fellow Barlow Township men who sued for six thousand dollars each. Clarence Foreman previously won one dollar, while Frank Leno’s case awaits trial. The jury deliberated over four hours with ten of twelve voting for the verdict.
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Ormiston
Barlow Township
Convicts Escape From Ohio State Penitentiary
An intensive search was underway at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus for Ernest Finissee, 49, one of two convicts who escaped from the prison stone quarry yesterday. The second escapee, Eudie Montgomery, 24, was captured yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohto State Penitentiary
Columbus
Ernnest Finissee
Eudie Montgomery
Old Timer John B. Jones Dies Near Meigs County
John B. Jones aged about 30, born in Meigs County, died at his home near the Meigsin schoolhouse in Mason County West Virginia after a few days illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Silas Jones and grandson of Henry and Annie Roush, early pioneers of the Letart Falls region, ancestors of many families along the Ohio Valley between Ravenswood and Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
John B. Jones
Meigs County
Meigsin School House
Mason County
W. Va
Mr. Jones
Silas Jones
Henry
Annie Roush
Letart Falla
Meixs County
Ohio Valley
Ravenswood
Point Pieasant
Meigs County Sets $600 Bounty for Crows and Court Costs
Meigs County commissioners set a 600 bounty fund for crow killing under the 1925 Ohio law. Shooters receive 25 cents per crow head delivered to township clerks for certificates payable by the county. Also, Fletcher Metcalf to withdraw his land damage appeal. county to pay about $200 court costs and $350 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Ohio
Blackmore
Fletcher Metcalf
Scipio Township
Metcalf
Autotats friend gas strainer marketed in Columbus
The gas strainer called The Autotats friend, patented by L. C. Hartinger, is now manufactured in Columbus for use at filling stations and by individuals. It aims to remove sands and foreign substances from gasoline as it is pumped into autos. Hartinger operates a filling station near Kew Leading Creek, Hobson, and sells the device nationwide with state and district rights.
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Middleport
L. C. Hartinger
Kew
Hob‘son
Min Highway
Church Attendance Rises as Flu Epidemic Abates
In Middleport on January 22 the flu outbreak shows improvement with higher church and Sunday School turnout. Christian Sunday School rose to 426 from 144 last Sunday and school attendance also improved across the area.
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Middleport
Christian Sunday
Wilcox To Lecture On Missions Work
The Rev. A. FY. Wilcox of Ath ens Presbyterian Church will open a series of Wednesday lectures at 7 oclock on foreign countries and missionary work. His topic India will cover physical social governmental and religious conditions with emphasis on preparation and information for church members.
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A. FY. Wilcox
Athens Presbyterian Church
India
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Hudnut
First Presbyterian
Marietta
Ohio
Muskingum
U. S
Sciota
Williamstown
New Governor for Oklahoma Takes Up Task
Oklahoma City January with William J. Holloway named acting governor after impeachment moves against Governor Henry S. Johnston. Holloway, 58, former school teacher and attorney, has previously served as lieutenant governor and acted during Walton and Trapp administrations amid corruption charges and political strife.
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Oklahoma
City
Okla
Wiliam J. Halloway
State of Oklahoma
Henry 5. Johnston
Hoolewar
Oklahoma Senate
Johnston
J.C. “Jack” Walton
Holloway
Martin Trapp
Walton
Texas
Teaching Manuals and Government Exams Mentioned
Ohio University professors publish teaching manuals for physical education art and home economics courses. The Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for various government positions across states with quotas. posts include junior and senior typist and stenographer, dietitian aide, physiotherapy aide, resistant agronomist, hydro electric engineer, and more.
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Ohio University
Charles D. Glanque
Edna Way
Department of
Athens
Home Economics
United States Civil Service Communission
Virginia
Delaware
Alumbia
Washington
Isenior
Public Health Service J
Eation
Sacaton
Arizona
War Department
Washington, D. A
Harper Dies Suddenly in Urbanecrest Feed Store
GLOUSTER Jan 22 G H Harper 76 prominent Morgan County businessman dies suddenly about 1 pm Monday in his Urbanecrest feed store. He talked with Carlos Clark and F Belix then gasped and died. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm, burial at Mallewood. He leaves widow two sons Clyde and Fred and three daughters Bem White Mrs Palner and Mrs Eddy. sister Mrs Moody. He served as Morgan County commissioner twice.
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Glouster
G. H. Harper
Gilouster
Urbanecrest
Mr. Barr
Mountville
Morgan County
Mr. Harper
Main Street
Harper
Bir Harper
Urbancrest
Clyde Kgeper
Fred Perper
Drn
Bem White
Monteville
C | Palner
Columon
Mrg
Eddy
Patl Grande Club Meets At Jacksonville Home
The Patl Grande Club met at Mire Hettie Rambo's Jacksonville home Tuesday night led by President Minnie Hallam. Mrs. Rambo read scripture and a pleasant lunch and social time followed. The February meeting will be at Minnie Hallam's home.
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Giouster
Grande Club
Mire Hettie Rambo
Jacksonville
Minnie bHallam
Hove
Minnie Hariom
Big program promise at Christian Workers meeting
A Jan 22 notice from Glouster reports a high merit program by the Christian Workers at the Church of Christ Wednesday night with several fine musical numbers. Refreshments follow in the church social room and the public is invited. Also White Rose Temple No 92 Pythian Blasters will meet at Knights of Pythias Hall Wednesday night after a weeks illness pause. Presence of all members is requested.
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Glouster
Mavere
Maggie Lunsford
Bessie Thompson
Anne Hohstenkamper
Mre
Georgia Barnes
The
Christian Workers
Church of Christ
White Rose Temple
Pythian Blaters
Knights of Pythias
Sick Children Entertained With Soap Bubble Colors
Children sick in bed with colds are kept busy with glycerine soap bubbles. Colored water uses vegetable dyes to entertain them for hours.
Fruit School at Coolville to Open Soon
The fruit district of Coolville in Athens County will host a fruit school starting tomorrow afternoon and ending Thursday afternoon in the Troy Township High School Auditorium. Ohio State University assistant plant pathologist L A. Zl. Plerstorff will open with a talk on Brooks Fruit Boll and Blight, with sessions on thinning, codling moth, and fruit diseases.
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Athens County
Coolville
Troy Township High School
T. H. Johanson
Plerstorff
Ohio State University
Brooks
Andy ‘Blicht
Holland
F. HL Parks
Pferstorff
Ohio
Monland
Athens County Probate Court Grants Marriage License
A marriage license was issued Monday in the Athens County Probate Court to Chester Yates 19 of Logan and Fhuth Knagel 20 of Nelsonville with Rev BE H Dailey to officiate. Harley Thompson pleaded not guilty to non support and was held on 500 bond for trial January 23. Ted Wolfe filed for citation against Charles M Wolfe Cash Wolfe Harlin Wolfe and Tina Wemper heirs-at-law of Fred Wolfe deceased to show why they should not be appointed administrator. hearing set for January.
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Mondey
Athens County
Chester Yates
Logan
Fhuth Knagel
Nelsonville
BE. H. Dailey
Harley Thompson
Thompson
Ted Wolfe
Charles M. Wolfe
Cash Wollfe
Harlin Wolfe
Tina Wemper
Fred Wolfe
Rooming house arson attack injures man in Akron
J B Richards of the International Harvester Company was bound to a bed in a rooming house early today and set on fire by two men who fled after the alarm. Richards, severely burned, identified two assailants who entered around 1 am and bound him with rope before ignition. Daggett aided the victim and said the motive may be a robbery tied to the plant. Police suspect gasoline or oil in the blaze and Richards was hospitalized after Fire Company No. 8 responded. Nearby, Columbus hosts mid winter press group meetings January 28 to February 1.
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Akron
Ube
J.b.richards
International Harvester Company
Richards
Edoward Daggett
Daggett
Inter-nationals Harvester Company
Keep Stomach Young and Digestive Relief
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims the tablets digest food, stop sour bile and foul gas, restore appetite, energy, and weight, and allow eating without fear.
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Pape
Bureau of Appointments Aids Graduates in Job Search
Explanation printed by service bureau notes a 30 page explanation and mimeographed copies. University bureau assists numerous graduates and seniors in finding positions. enrollment daily increasing. No charge for service.
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Service Bureau
Lian Barbour
Commandments To Be Hung in Schools in Athens County
The W. G T U presented ten commandments cards to Athens County schools. Teachers are asked to hang the large cards for student learning, with each card measuring in wide and inches long. Superintendent H R BioWay oversees distribution.
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W. GT. U
Athens County
H. RK. BioWay
Protect Nose and Throat to Fight Influenza
A 1910 era remedy coach advises two precautions to reduce flu risk. First, protect the nose and throat with an inhaled mist to ward off influenza germs, using it daily. Second, keep the body in good condition, as physicians suggest during epidemics to prevent contagion.
Nujol and Mistol Advertised as Flu防 Cold Shield
An old health ad touts Nujol and Mistol as a double date guard against influenza and colds. It claims the products keep the system in first class condition, can be taken night and morning, and will improve resistance to illnesses circulating at the time.
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Nujol
Mistol
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Frances Daniela
Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Frances
Clyde Harrison
John Gilliland
Ross Wiley
Washington D. H
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Nis
Hobson
Columbia
Harry Brunker
Charleston
T. H. Davis
Stireed
Hennessey
BP. Jones
West Virginia
Sounty
Ups
Iu Bas
Wilcox
IN Sport
Miami Beach
Fla
Jack Dempsey
Richard A. Hoyt
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Charles Lawrence
Wright Aeronautical Company
Bill” Holloway
Kelley
United States Civil Board of Examiners
J Post Office
Glouster Pythian Sisters
Vern Lamborn
Mary Moody
Trimblé
F. E. Roberts
Mallewood
Glouster Lodge
John, Clark, Jr
Floyd Leake
Hubert May
Rachel German
Washington, D. C
Yawrtence Colbert
Catherine, Buchtel
Michael Byron
Murray Cit
Bettie Rambo
Christan
Pbptnien and
Best Stores
Chaunces + Glouster
Court House
the Swanson Furniture Co
Associated Ohio Dailies
Buckeye Press, Association
Ohio Newspaper Association
London
A&a
Dandruff
Y Dry Cleaners
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