Star of the East council formed in Racine
A new Daughters of American Mechanics auxiliary, named Star of the East council, organized in Racine with Elizabeth Durst as district officer. Officers include Alma Wolfe as Councillor and Sarah Boyd as Councillor, with Mary Seigler as Junior Vice Councillor and Mina Wolf as Assistant Rec. Secretary. District Deputy Anna Boyd of Portsmouth to institute the council on February 4.
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Ira Hoback
Anna Oyd
Portsmouth
Bible Presented to Meigs School
District Deputy Mrs. Emma Hezel Floyd and D A members presented a richly bound Bible to Coal Valley school on the Rutland road. Representatives attended from D A councils at Pomeroy Middleport Rutland and Kyger.
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Pomeroy
Emma Hezel Floyd
The
Daughers of America
Coal Valley
Rutland Road
Middleport
Rutland
Kyger
Kiwanis Meet In Middleport With Noted Speakers
The Pomeroy Middleport Kiwanis club will hold its weekly meeting in Middleport on Tuesday evening. Lunch is moved to 6 o clock so members can hear Dr Earl Naftzger and his son plus Rev Otto Geisen. Subjects are unannounced but expected to be highly interesting and a large turnout is anticipated.
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Middleport
Pomeroy-Middleport Kiwanis Club
Earl Naftzger and Son
Otto Geisen
Ill and social visits mark Charleston notes
Miss Helen Smith is seriously ill at home on North street. Phillip Gibbs spent the weekend with Columbus friends. Mrs. Frank Johnson and daughter return from a ten day Columbus visit. Mrs. Fannie Gramm of Gallipolis visited the Eb ersbach home. John Thompson of Middleport high school basketball may miss games this week. A large Charleston delegation attended an Ohio University glee club concert. Mrs. Arthur Boice visited Columbus last week. Earl French of Charleston is visiting home folks for a few days.
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Helen Smith
C. O. Smith
North Street
Phillip Gibbs
Columbus
Frank Johnson
Fannie Gramm
Gallipolis
Clarence Ebersbach
John Thompson
Middleport
Ifs F1
Funeral for Hollis Giles at Rutland Baptist Church
Hollis Giles, who died by hanging on school grounds, was buried Saturday at Rutland Baptist Church as a large church crowd attended the service.
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Giles
Hollis Giles
Rutland Baptist Church
Uncle Jim Lyman Recovers From Flu Siege in Meigs County
Meigs County Agricultural Association secretary and editor manager known as a friend to all is recovering after a flu siege. Syracuse native Frank Zether arrived in Columbus Saturday, his mother returning with him. Wages of Nashville is back from two weeks at the Daily News office finishing linotype work. Pratt of Waddell Hardware is home with a mild flu. Craig Davis is reported ill in Middleport. Hazel Bartels marked a birthday at East Main with her parents. Helen Skinner, Charlie Brenner, and Edgar Shumaker visited Athens both days.
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Jim” Lyman
Meigs County Agricultural Association
Frank Zether
Syracuse
Columbus
W. H. Wages
Daily News
Nashville
Tennessee
C. J. Pratt
Waddell Hardware Co
Crazg Davis
Middleport
Hazel Bartels
Fred Bartels
East Main Street
Helen Skinner
Charlies Brenner
Edgar Shumaker
Athens
Local High School Hoops Action Across Albany Middleport and More
Albany defeats Syracuse 1 11 at Albany Friday. Pomeroy high boys beat Wellston 35 to 14 on Friday night. Winton boys visit Middleport Tuesday. Syracuse and Middleport girls play same night at same court. Pomeroy and Nelsonville boys clash at Knights of Pythias Armory Friday January 30. Despite Athens beating Pomeroy and Nelsonville beating Athens, Pomeroy aims to top the brick makers in the big clash.
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Albany
Syracuse
Pomeroy High
Wellston
Wellstonians
Winton High
Middleport
Pomeroy
Nelsonville High School
Knights of Pythias
Athens
Nelsonville
Real fans talk of coming basketball tournament for Pomeroy
Real fans forecast a basketball tournament likely to be dated for Pomeroy, a town famed for large attendance and crowd enthusiasm.
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Pomeroy
Benefit card party hosted by Pomeroy Eastern Star
Thirty five card tables will fill the old Masonic club rooms as the Pomeroy Eastern Star lodge stages a benefit card party Monday evening. The event supports lodge initiatives and community projects.
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Pomeroy Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic Club
Ohio Beekeepers to Gather at OSU For Convention
More than 800 beekeepers and about 100000 colonies are slated to attend the Ohio Beekeepers Association two day annual meeting opening February 5 at Ohio State University in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Beekeeper’s Association
Ohio State University
Evidence saved with handkerchief in Middleport case
In Middleport on a January afternoon Gibbs Myer and John Lewis found Mrs. Timothy O'Brien and Raymond Chapman after tracking down a scent of trouble. Chapman allegedly tried to discard a bottle of wet goods as officers closed in, but a handkerchief helped mop up the spill and preserve the evidence for the investigation.
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Middleport
Contable Gibbs Myer
John Lewis
Pityme
Timothy O’brien
Wylis Hill
Raymond Chapman
Chapman
Lewis
Stolen 1924 car and truck reported in Gallipolis
Gallipolis officials notified the Meigs county sheriff to watch for an old F truck license 788492 and a touring car license 788909 with engine 2807, a 1924 model reported stolen Sunday night in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Meigs County
Sunday School Union minister speaks to Logan crowd
O E Liggett, representative of the American Sunday School Union, spoke in Logan about church work in Athens and Hocking counties. He noted Hocking County’s 23 000 population with about 4000 Sunday school attendees and urged expansion to reach the 19 000 residents not in any church, as eleven southeastern Ohio missionaries push to establish new Sunday schools where none exist.
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Logan, O
O. E. iMuggett
American Sunday School Union
Logan
Athens
Hocking County
Ggett
Liggett a@ part
Ohio
Receiver named for Logan paper in Hocking Valley
Barton Holl of George Holl and Zones was named receiver for the Democrat Sentinel Printing and Publishing by Judge T in Amon Pieas court. Bond set at 500. The paper will likely continue to be published for now as the court issues final instructions. One of the oldest publications in the Hocking Valley.
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Logan
Barton Holl
George Holl
Zones
Democrat Sentinel Printing and Publishing Company
Amon Pieas Court
H. G
Comn
Hocking Valley
Westminster Guild Meeting At Mrs Rochester Home
The Westminster Guild gathers this evening at Mrs. A Rochester’s home with Mrs Carey Ryder Walter Kleinschmidt Mrs Mc Thurness and Miss Mary assisting. Roll call asks for Ameri in China. Annual election expected with a large turnout.
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Westminster Guild
A . Rochester
Carey Ryder
Walter Kleinschmidt
Mc Thurness
Mary
Ameri- In
China
Cars Collide at Street Crossing in Logan
A Chevrolet touring car owned by Charles Brehm and another vehicle driven by a man named Ridws collided at the Wain and Second streets intersection on Sunday morning. The impact overturned Brehm’s car but caused no serious injuries.
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Logan
Charles Brehm
Ridws
Wain and
Second Streets
Brehm
Car Crash Leaves One Vehicle Heavily Damaged
A collision left one Chevrolet badly smashed requiring major repairs while the other car sustained only minor damage. No injuries are noted in the readable text.
Baker Stricken With Acute Appendicitis in Logan
George Shively manager and baker at the Peoples bakery in Logan Ohio was seized with acute appendicitis Saturday. He was rushed to Columbus on Sunday morning and underwent immediate surgery at Grant hospital. Mrs. Shively and Dr. E E Campbell accompanied him.
Record set as two marriages at age noted in court
In Laurelville a court hearing revealed a woman stated she had been married twice before. The report notes that two marriages at her age set a new local record in Hocking county.
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Laurelville
Hocking County
Legionnaires Promise Key Meeting With Planned Feed
Legionaires look forward to Tuesday night with high expectancy. Expect important business and a large feed committee plan. A good attendance is anticipated.
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Legionaires
Improvement noted for Ruth Wolfe after tumor removal
Word from Haydenville reports Ruth Wolfe of Columbus improving after surgery last week in Adelphia for tumor removal. The note mentions Herman Davis, 22, and Katherine Steele, 17, who were at the office of Doctor Zemer.
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Haydenville
Ruth Wolfe
Columbus
Freinds
Herman Davis
Adelphia
Katherine Steele
Zemer
Representative Rose Slings Arm After Kent Fracture
Glouster report states Representative George W. Rose of this city fractured his left arm last Friday in Kent. A member of the House Finance committee, Rose slipped stepping from a motor bus, fell with his full weight on the arm, and was to return to Columbus after a Sunday home visit.
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Glouster
George W. Rose
Kent
Rose
House Finance Committee
Columbus
Glouster Miner Brought to City
Glouster January 26 James Logue, injured by a state mine fall last week in mine 281, was taken to Athens today for an X ray to assess hip pain and possible fracture.
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Glouster
James Logue
Athens
Farm House Burned Down Near Bishopville
In Glouster on January 2, the country home of Jeff Hogue Jr. about one mile north of Bishopville on East Branch road was destroyed by fire at about 6 30 this morning. The four room cottage and its contents were consumed before any belongings could be saved. Cause of the fire unavailable at this time.
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Glouster
Jeff Hogue
Bishopville
East Branch
Corning Man James W Monahan Dies at 78 in Columbus
James W. Monahan 78 of Corning died Saturday at his daughter Mrs W I Douglas home in Columbus after four years of ill health. He was a longtime salesman for William M Fisher Fruit Co of Columbus and covered Sunday Creek Valley. A special Frank McCann Post American Legion meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 PM at Legion headquarters.
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Glouster
James W. Monahan
Corning
W. l. Douglas
Columbus
Mr. Monahan
William M. Fisher Fruit Co
Sunday Creek Valley
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Legion
Drurys Attend State Pharmacy Board Session in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Drury traveled to Columbus Monday for a three day meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy where he serves as a member. The trip aims to address board business and professional matters.
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W. R. Drury
Columbus
Drury
State Board of Pharmacy
Local residents visit and travel notes from Columbus and area
Meshick Cavey of Columbus spent over Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs G W Cavey. Mrs W E McCarty left Saturday for Chicago to attend a spring millinery pageant by the Gage Hat Co and shop for stock. Clarence Reese of the O S U came Friday evening and stayed until Monday with his parents Mr and Mrs D P Reese.
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Meshick Cavey
Columbus
G. W. Cavey
W. E. McCarty
Chicago
Gage Hat Co
Clarence Reese
D. P. Reese
Four Year Old Boy Dies After Illness in Taylor Ridge
Kenneth Kempton four year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Kempton of Taylor Ridge died Sunday at 12 30 PM following health troubles after scarlet fever last year. Funeral services set for Wednesday morning at 19 o'clock by Reverend Courtney of Chauncey. Burial in Taylor Ridge Cemetery.
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Glouster
Kenneth
Albert Kempton
Taylor Ridge
Courtney
Chauncey
Young Coasters Held Dangerous on Athens Streets
Athens police chief Herb Parker warns that sidewalks are for pedestrians not wheeled juveniles and says a city ordinance already bans roller skates bicycles and coasters on streets. If warnings fail, fines will follow as complaints rise on steep streets forcing pedestrians into the road.
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Athens
Herb Parker
Parker
Senate panel backs Canada extradition treaty on narcotics
Washington January 26 Senate Foreign Relations committee favorably reported a new extradition treaty with Canada. The accord allows either country to extradite persons connected with the peddling of dope as part of tightening government barriers against illegal narcotics trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Omnibus public buildings bill reported favorably
The public buildings and grounds committee in Washington reported the omnibus bill favorably to the House. It would appropriate 150 million dollars for federal building construction across the United States.
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Washington
Public Buildings and Grounds Committee
Budget plan for local health work in 1925 announced
County budget committee met in the office of County Auditor Fred Cornwell to draft the 1925 health department budget. Members include Higgins the Health Officer, Prosecutor Finsterwald, and Treasurer Imes. A new supervisory nurse to replace Miss Virginia Lewis will be sought after the budget is completed.
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Fred Cornwell
Cornwell
Higgins
R. W. Finsterwald
Richard P. Imes
Virginia Lewis
Tanlac Promises Health Boost From Botanical Tonic
Otto Segrin of Portland reports seven years of stomach trouble cost him money, but six Tanlac bottles made him well and 20 pounds heavier. The ad promotes Tanlac as Nature's tonic built from roots and herbs, claiming it revitalizes blood and digestive organs and urges readers to consult their druggist for Tanlac and Tanlac for health.
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Otto Segrin
Portland
Ore
Nature
Tanlac
Fee
Last Serbian POW Reaches Home After Years in Siberia
The last Serb prisoner of war has returned to his native village after years of wandering. Ivan Grguritch, from a former Austro-Serbian province, was captured on the Russian front in 1916 and interned in Siberia.
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Belgrade
Ivan Grguritch
Siberia
Bill Call jailed on intoxication charge at Hobson shops
William Call of Hobson was jailed on a drunkenness charge after a fire at the K and M railroad shops. His hearing was set for today.
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William
Bill) Call
Hobson K. & M
Mason City Boosters Push Mason City Industrial Allure
Pomeroy Jan 26. Despite Mullin’s industrial bubble, Mason City W Va remains active with an eight page booster sheet sent to prospects nationwide. The Mason City Industrial Association funds publicity led by A E Strode Baltimore & Ohio station agent and association secretary.
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Pomeroy
Mullin
Mason City
W. Va
Mason City Industrial Association
A. E. Strode
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Local group plans Pom eroy Bend Gas Co charter
Pomeroy January 26 local interests filed incorporation papers to form the Pom eroy Bend Gas Company to sell natural gas from new wells now unused in the region.
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Pomeroy, Jan
Pomeroy Bend
Packet to Soon Enter Service on Ohio River
Pomeroy January 26. Word from Point Pleasant that the passenger and freight packet Senator Cordill, owned by the Shipper's Packet Co, will be ready for service in about two weeks. The boat has been on the ways for months, refitted and enlarged to eighteen feet longer and five feet wider, making her one of the largest packet freighters on the upper Ohio River.
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Pomeroy
Point Pleasant
Senator Cordill
S Packet Company
Ohio River
Charity Guests Seek Employment During County Fair
Charles Randall of Marietta and Harry Hathaway of Ironton sought work and registered for an overnight stay at the county fair after arriving as charity guests.
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Charles Randall
Marietta
Harry Hathaway
Ironton
County Fail
Brookhart Says He Is Ready for Finish Fight with Iowa GOP
Senator Smith W. Brookhart, the Iowa insurgent Republican, declared himself ready for a finish fight with the Republican state committee of Iowa, which last week declared his seat vacant.
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Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Republican State Committee of
Priests to Aid in Funeral Service at St Josephs Cathedral
Priests from across the Columbus diocese will attend the funeral of Rev. Father Michael Meara rector of St. Josephs Cathedral. Bishop James J. Hartley or Monsignor James Kirwin will celebrate the Pontifical Mass of Requiem at 9 a m Thursday in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, O
Aj N
Columbus
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Michael Meara
James J. Hartley
James Kirwin
Texas
Congress Allocates Over 405 Million for Veterans Bureau
Congress appropriates more than $405,000,000 annually to the Veterans' Bureau, signaling sustained federal support for veteran services and administration while outlining budgetary priorities and oversight.
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Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Obique Firemen Help Unlock Third Floor Apt Window
Firemen returning from a blaze extended ladders to a third floor apartment after finding a woman had left her key in the dresser. No fire was present and the situation was resolved without incident.
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Uniontown
Zee and Zemo antiseptic products for skin care ad
An old advertisement promotes Zee penetrating antiseptic liquid for eczema and skin troubles with Zemo Soap as a companion. Trial bottle 35c and large bottle 1.00 priced with all druggists carrying the products.
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