Pomeroy Man Appointed Trust Examiner in Ohio
Edgar Ervin, of Pomeroy, named Trust Examiner by the Superintendent of Banks and Banking of Ohio. A war period attorney, former Meigs County representative and Speaker Pro Tem, he organized Company C, 7th Infantry O N G, later major. He helped establish a local Armory site and may move to Columbus for duties.
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State of Ohio
Edgar Ervin
Ervin
Meigs County
Ohio House of Representatives
C” 7Th Inf. O. N. G
Pomeroy
Columbus
Births Reported in Harrisonville Family List
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Wilson of Harrisonville. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Peoples and wife in Thomas Fork.
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Will Wilson
Harrisonville
Leland Peoples
Thomas Fork
Local Mortgage Releases List in Binary Names
A terse record shows several mortgage releases including John R. Sellers to Rachel M. Smith for 300 dollars and W W Robinson to Buckeye Savings & Loan Co. for 3400 dollars. Fleet E Woods to Columbus Woods 800 dollars and Ellis Rife to John M Sisson 500 dollars. Phillips to J A Gotschall Emmett Siders to Edward French 900 dollars Elmer H Goodwin to Fred K Ebersbach 250 dollars Marl Taylor to Rua Ridenour 550 dollars.
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John R. Sellers
Rachel M. Smith
W. W. Robinson
Buckeye Savings & Loan Co
Fleet E. Woods
Columbus Woods
Ellis Rife
John M. Sisson
Phillips
J. A. Gotschall
Emmett Siders
Edward French
Elmer H. Goodwin
Fred K. Ebersbach
Marl Taylor
Rua Ridenour
Feed Purchases by Farmers Rise Sharply in 1919
U S farmers spent 1 101 228 543 on feed in 1919 up from 299 839 857 in 1909 an increase of 801 288 686 or 267 8 percent. Major 1919 expenditures were New York Iowa Illinois Texas Nebraska Missouri and Kansas with tens of millions in feed outlays.
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Pennsylvania
New York
United States
W. F. Caster
Iowa
Ilinois
Texas
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Probate Court Notes and Local Anniversary Observed
Emory Smith was made a ward of the juvenile court. Hulda Moore named administratrix of Edward Moore estate. J L Crarg Davis appointed administrator of Belle Jones estate. 60th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Henry Knopp celebrated at Harrisonville home with Pomeroy relatives among guests.
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Emory Smith
Hulda Moore
Edward Moore
JL. Crarg Davis
Belle Jones
Henry Knopp
Harrisonville
Pomeroy
Meigs County Livestock Association Names J B Smith as Manager
The Meigs county livestock association directors hire J B Smith as manager. Smith brings stock shipping and business experience and will run the farm bureau office from its headquarters.
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Meigs County Livestock Association
J. B. Smith
Smith
Farm Bureau
Wheat Standardization Aims at Meigs County Boost
Farm bureau manager announces wheat standardization in Meigs county with Portage variety selected as the logical pure line from Poole wheat. It shows high yield and strong milling quality with good seed potential and farmer support expected this year. Albany home to daughter Martha Sisson and Flora J Norton remembered with household articles. Executorship given to Martha Sisson and D M Siseon.
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Farm Bureau
Meigs County
Portage
Meigs
Poole
Albany
Mary Throckmorton Wright
Carpenter
Athens County
Martha Sisson
Flora J. Norton
Carmen
Okla
Martha
D. M. Siseon
Felony arrest ties Magon county official to assault charge
William Jividend a Magon county court member aligned with county commissioners is under arrest for allegedly assaulting A. L. Cottril of Point Pleasant with a cane. The case stems from a grand jury probe into road fund spending in the county. If convicted the penalty ranges from two to ten years in the penitentiary.
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William Jividend
Magon County Court
A. L. Cottril
Point Pleasant
Cottril
Jividend
Pt Pleasant Names New School Staff for Term
Pt Pleasant teachers for the coming term include Lillie Huber formerly of Middleport named principal and Dora Ellis from Pomeroy appointed to eighth grade.
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Lillie Huber
Middleport
Dora Ellis
Pomeroy
These Hi Days Wash On Census Figures For Agriculture
Preliminary 1920 census data show US farm labor costs at 1 363 454 380 in 1919 up 109.2 percent from 1909 with 80.8 percent paid in cash and 19.2 percent as rent or board. Fertilizer outlays reached 329 189 912 in 1919, up 186.5 percent from 1909, led by South Carolina North Carolina Georgia Virginia Pennsylvania New York and Alabama.
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Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
United States
California
Texas
Illinois
Towa
Kansas
New York
Mississippi River
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Logan Nunemaker Trial Begins With Crowd At Court
The Nunemaker murder trial opened at 10 am as spectators packed the courtroom. Attorneys include ex-attorney general Hogan and son for the defense, C V Wright and H M Whitcraft, while Mary K Davey leads the prosecution with Pettit and Pettit. The jury pool started with 39 prospective jurors, three women, and special venirels ongoing as peremptory challenges were exercised. Indications point to self defense being argued. the defense favored few women on the panel. The trial is expected to stretch over the week as evidence is presented.
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Mary K. Davey
Pettit
William Nunemaker
Larimer
Tunis Nunemaker
Noah Nunemaker
Joseph Nunemaker
Logan Briefs Local Notables Attend Ohio Meetings
Logan briefs report attendees in Columbus for the Ohio State Sunday School Association meeting. D C Webb visited Gallipolis for business. Prof O A Butcher attends the state teachers convention at Cedar Point. Alberta Stoneburner returns to Columbus after visiting the Bort family in North Culvert Street. Presbyterian ladies hold their monthly birthday party at the church.
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Logan
Charlotte Work
Mary McCray
Elia Rochester
H. R. Harrington
Columbus
Ohio State Sunday School Association
O. A. Butcher
Cedar Point
Alberta Stoneburner
William F. Bort
North Culvert Street
the Presbyterian Church
Shafer Family Reunion Draws 81 In Athens County
The fifty third annual Shafer reunion was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Shafer east of Logan on Sunday June 19 drawing 81 attendees nearly all from Athens County. a pleasant day, ice cream and cake, gifts for the birthday celebrant, and various relatives visiting in from Columbus Portland Nelsonville Chauncey and nearby areas.
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Shafer
Peter C. Shafer
Logan
Athens County
Nate Downhour
Portland
Dave Hall
Columbus
Charles Fiske
George Shafer
Charles Daugherty
Thomas Vore
Harvey Courtney
Barney Hill
Athens
Chauncey
E. H. Pidcock
John Tittle
Leslie Thomas
Glen Ebon
Local Families Gather for Visits and Dinners
Sand Rock residents Louise Shepard and daughter Susan returned home after two weeks with Louise's sister Mrs. Winie Colvin. Hal Brawley and children of Marion visit relatives here. George France of Broadwell called on George Brown. Arla Roberts family dined with W. H. Robinson. Nora Bryson hosted Gladys Hill and children from Athens. Charley Wharff of Glouster visits brother Harry. Wells Van Dyke and family and Guy Van Dyke and family attend birthday dinner at David Colvin's Broadwell home.
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Louise Shepard
Susan
Dattar
Texas
Winie Colvin
Hal Brawley
Marion
George France
Broadwell
George Brown
Arla Roberts
Utley
W. H. Robinson
Nora Bryson
Gladys Hill
Athens
Charley Wharff
Glouster
Harry Wharff
Wells van Dyke
Guy van Dyke
George Ogg
N. H. Colvin
David Colvin
Elmer Poling freed after conviction in Miller court
Elmer Poling, recently convicted in Mayor Miller's court of obstructing the public highway, was released this morning to seek employment and pay his fine. Forest Hedges, convicted of the same offense, paid his fine and was released. Mrs. Helen Saunders, 96, Hocking county's oldest resident, died at her brother's home Tuesday night. funeral services were held Thursday at the local Presbyterian church with Rev. Beckes officiating. burial in Oak Grove cemetery. FIRST WOMAN JUROR CALLED Mrs. Della Kreider, wife of County Representative Charlee Kreider, became the first woman petit juror called in Hocking county in the case of William Nunemaker. she was examined, passed for cause, and then peremptorily challenged by the defense. EGIONNAIRES HOLD SESSION The local legion post held a special meeting to plan for the Fourth celebration. over thirty floats promised and dozens of cars expected for prizes. Post Commander Lauer announced Giff Huls and his bride will be visited at his new home. ON ROAD TO RECOVERY Delmas Woodgerd, age six, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Woodgerd, Gallagher avenue, is recovering after an acute appendicitis operation. he is expected to be brought home soon.
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Elmer Poling
Miller
Forest Hedges
Della Krieder
Charlee Kreider
Hocking County
William Nunemaker
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Egionnaires
Legion Post
A* C’mmittees
Lauer
Giff Huls
Huls
Delmas
William Woodgerd
Gallagher Avenue
Columbus
Marion township official improves after nervous breakdown
Thomas Brown of Marion township, a township trustee and former Republican commissioner candidate, is slowly recovering from a serious nervous breakdown suffered over a week ago. He is well known in the city and is a brother of Mrs Hannah Webb of 260 West Hunter Street.
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Thomas Brown
Marion Township
Brown
Hannah Webb
West Hunter Street
South Canaan Baptist Church Services Promoted
The ad promotes preaching Saturday at 7 30 p m and Sunday school at 9 30 a m with a welcoming message for all attendees.
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South Canaan Baptist
Rural Parish Series and church services schedule
The notice lists church activities with pastors James A. Miller in New England. Sunday schools at 5 in New England and 9 in Guysville Carthage 1:30 with preaching at 2:30 Winger Chapel 9:30 Sunday school and 7:30 preaching Hebbardsville 9:30 Sunday school Those wishing to unite with the church may come Sunday July 10 at 1 o'clock Albany has no meetings FIRST PAGE
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James A. Miller
New England
Guysville
Carthage
Winger Chapel
Hebbardsville
Albany
Bitro-Phosphate Promise From McKee Drug
A promotional block claims Bitro-Phosphate from McKee Drug Company will increase weight and strength and restore vigor and nerve force for those described as weak thin and nervous.
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McKee Drug Company
Luckoff couple announce birth in Chauncey Ohio
Mr and Mrs H Luckoff announce the arrival of a fine son born about noon Tuesday at High Street Maternity Hospital Newark weighing seven and a half pounds. Mrs Luckoff has been with her parents in Newark N J Mr Luckoff engaged in mercantile business locally. The Madras Presidency grants full suffrage to women.
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Chauncey, O
Italy opens institutions as agitation broadens roles for women
Educational and professional sectors begin to liberalize as agitation grows in Italy. Women are being appointed to new positions in various institutions, signaling a shift in public life. The Senate of Canada mirrors this momentum by discussing broader women’s roles.
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Italy
Senate of Canada
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