Caster Released After Insanity Hearing In Pomeroy
Worthy Caster 28 of Salem Township was found to be sane and sent home after an all day insanity hearing in the Probate Court at Pomeroy. Prosecutor Peoples led the case for the people and Judge G E Peoples presided. Caster faces indictments for pointing firearms at the Knotts girl and molestation plus a bond on a charge of spreading tacks and nails on a public highway near Knotts and Grate homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning Daniels
Jane Nye Gilliford
Prosecutor Peoples
G E. Peoples
Witnesess
Knotts
Knotts and Grate
Miss Jenkins Plans Two Month European Tour From New Lexington
Louis Seyfried writes of Miss Jenkins a New Lexington high school girl who will tour Europe with a group of 25 Lake Erie College girls and chaperones. They travel to Cleveland then Montreal before sailing for eight countries with a two month itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Mre
Louis Seyfried
Nn Jenkins
New Lexington
Middleport Air
Miss Jenkins
Cleveland
Tnesday
Lake Erie
Montreal
Canada
Jenkins
Car Collision Damages Two Automobiles in Bradbury
On July 2 at about 7 39 p m a collision occurred on Grant Street near A H Bradbury residence between a light Nelson sedan driven by Mrs Nelson of Bradbury and the car of Albert Lee Roush. Mrs Fowler and Mrs Rood were in the Nelson vehicle. Roush’s new car was badly wrecked while Nelson's car sustained heavy damage and Roush carried insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Bradbury
Albert Lee Roush
Syra
Fowler
Rood
Grant Street
A. H. Bradburys
Nélson
Roush
Ben Petre Sells First Home-Grown Tomatoes at Pomeroy Market
Racine reports Ben Petre, a famous early huckster of the village, brought the first home-grown tomatoes and cucumbers to the Pomeroy market yesterday. He displayed liberal quantities of each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Ben Petre
Is Vilage
Petre
Pomeroy
Konjola claims cure for stomach and liver ailments
Mrs. Ann Snarr of Toledo reports long stomach and liver trouble. After two weeks on Konjola her digestion improved, gas, bloating and belching stopped, and liver function normalized. She praises Konjola above all prior medicines. Sold in Athens at McKee drug store and by major druggists.
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Ann Snarr
Girard Street
Toledo
Ohio
Athens
McKee Drug Store
Court considers mandamus in 1928 Middleport election
A Monday hearing in Pomeroy addressed a mandamus suit to force the county board of elections to count 27 challenged absent and presented votes from Middleport Second Ward for Republican Central Committeeman. F A Shiflet led 224 to 214 over William Robson. Robson argues counted ballots would flip the result. Judge Crow paused to briefs with Robson and Shinle represented. spectators crowded the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
County Board of Elections
Middleport
Republican Central
F. A. Shiflet
Central
William Robson
Shiflet
Robson
F. W. Crow
A. P. Miller
Chalmers
Parker
Columbus
Cedric Clark
Shinle
Board of Elections
Murmarine
Syracuse Tent Meeting Draws Larger Crowds For Week Extension
INTEREST GROWS AS SYRACUSE tent meeting planned to close Sunday extended a week due to strong attendance. Rev. Charles Dye-led effort garners church and merchant support, citing mutual benefits with the Nazarene Church. Cafeteria dinner fed about 50 despite poor weather. Wayne Lutz named to supervise Pomeroy schools in Gallipolis for one year. John Terrell and Henry Lasters jailed in Gallipolis on $200 bonds for alleged railroad tool house and cemetery break-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Charles Dye
Nazarene
PD. V. E
Polis
Wayne Lutz
Pomeroy Schools
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
John Terrell
Henry Lasters
Rous
Meigs County Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Residents and visitors in Meigs County share weekend travels and family visits from Huntington to New Lexington. Several families cluster on Grant Street and at relatives’ homes with updates on illnesses and a few divorces and a recent marriage license in Pomeroy. The Meigs board of education and local movements are also noted.
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Lawrence Bing
Beech Hill
W. Va
Bernard Petit
Huntington
Elmer Miller
Grant Street
Josephine
Edward Dawson
Mary Dawson
Louise Seyfried
Columbus
Irene Poole
Will Graham
Bucyrus
L. A. Thomas
Herb Stewart
Griff Lewis
Roy Hines
Dennis
Doyle Miller
Ashland
Miller
Swanson
Pomeroy Bend
Elizabeth Jenkins
Dan
Ann
New Lexington
Louis Seyfried
Edward Bryant
Earl Sholtz
Town
Will Higgins
Collins
LeFever
Huggins
Athens
Will Collins
State Hospital
P. A. Hysell
Flora Talbott
Gertrude Baker
J. G. Talbott
Pomeroy Heah
Meigs County
Oliver Roble
Middleport
Hagenback- Wallace
Douglas Johnson
Gladys Johnson
Francis Ball
Parkersburg
Louise Batton
Pomeroy
C. A. Worthington
M. L. French
James Russ
Wellston
Charles Russ
Albany
H. C. Brooks
Board of Education of
Gallt
Married Miss Verara to Fielding Campbell at Ovte Hill
Miss Dorothy Verara wed Fielding Campbell on June 27 at the M. F parsonage with Reverend Huntington officiating. The bride, daughter of Edward and Mrs. Wessa, is a 1926 Middleport High School graduate who has worked at the Gold Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Dorothy Verara
Fielding Campbell
Ovte Hill
M. F
Huntington
Edward Wessa
South Second Avenue
Middleport High School
William Campbell
Pomeroy
Campbell
Reds Clash with Pirates Draws Cincinnati Sunday
Fans in Cincinnati planned to attend the game between the Reds and the Pittsburgh Pirates this Sunday hoping for a strong show by both clubs. The article notes local interest in the matchup and city crowds likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Officers Elected At County Meeting Of Rebekahs
At the District No. 75 Ohio Rebekahs annual convention in Vomeroy officers for the ensuing year were named led by President Jennie Hite and other officers from Dexter Syracuse and Beulah lodges. The session included addresses by Ollie Anderson and Ottilie Kunkel with instruction on Rebekah work followed by a 6 o clock dinner at the Merry Mary Tea room.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
Rebekahs
Doris Leigs
Vomeroy
Jennie Hite
Doris Lodge
Carrie Smith Dexter Lodge
Hannah Melvin Syracuse
Cordilla McClure
Dexter
Mattie Springer
Syracuse
Katichi
Nelie Nelson
Dda Cross
Beulah Lodge
Eter Guard
Belle Roush
Fair Haven Lodge
Nest
Pauline Lodge
Enferit
Olile Anderson
Poxt
C. W. Jones
Dots Lodge
Ollie Anderson
Ottilie Kunkel
Dayton
Anderson
Merry Mary Tea Room
Forden Missionary Society Meets at Heath Church
Middleport July 2 the Forden Missionary Society of Heath M E Church met in the assembly room with large attendance. The Home Society entertained the Syracuse Auxiliary and members of the Standard Bearers and King’s 4 Her ald Society led the program. Refreshments were served by the Heath Church Auxiliary. In Racine Dorothy Ellen Arnott 59 died at home from kidney trouble. She was the widow of Clark A Arnott and survived by several children including Clifford Arnott.
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Middleport
Forden Mlissionary Society
Heath M. FE
Sharch
Syracuse
Standard Bearers
King's 4Herald Society
C. 4. Eichinger
Heath Church
Racine
Dorothy Ellen Arnott
Clark A. Arnott
Clifford Arnott
Return Home Youths Reunite After Vacation
William Orndorf Jr. aged 18 and his brother Charles aged 12 will return to the Odd Fellows home in Springfield Wednesday after a vacation with their father William Orndorf Sr. The boys have resided at the Springfield home since their mother’s death and will enroll in Bushnell High School in Springfield this September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloufter
William Orndorf
Charles
Odd Fellows Home
Springfield
Bushnell High Schools
Patient Returns From Columbus With Impaired Mobility
Mrs Faith Mills of Derthick returned to Glouster Monday from St Francis hospital in Columbus where she received nine weeks of treatment for phlebitis. She was unable to walk and was carried from the train. Doctors expect several weeks before she regains use of her lower limbs.
Birth Announcement and Funeral Notice
The funeral will be held at Racine Baptist Church Wednesday at 2 o'clock. In Middleport on July 2, Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffman announce the birth of a son born Sunday June 40 named Jack Sardin who will go by Jackie. He is grandson of Mr and Mrs H and Mrs Bertha Hoffman of Grant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Fred Hoffman
Jack Sardin
Jackie
H. & Mecture
Bertha Hoffman
Grant Street
Women plan survey on speakeasies and workers wives
New York July 2 reports the Woman's Organization for National Prohibition Reform will begin with a survey of speakeasies to gauge if they outnumber pre prohibition saloons and a canvass of workingmen's wives to see if conditions have improved since prohibition began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Workers Return From Pontiac Michigan
Glouster July 2 Local residents report thousands of Pontiac Michigan workers laid off for months will soon return home as the city’s unemployment grows critical. A new agency run by Mrs Sabin seeks to form state advisory councils to supervise and manage states under prohibition enforcement and cites broad support across many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pontiac
Mich
Torhe
Eye injury mars 8 year old in New Lexington play accident
An 8 year old boy named Charles Wesley Paskell suffered a near sight threatening eye injury when a playmate threw a green apple. The incident occurred in New Lexington on July 2. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Paskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Charles Wesley Paskell
Arthur Paskell
Restricted Parking Glouster Depot Square
Parking space at the depot square adjoining High Street is restricted and marked off. Ample space is provided for passengers to board and alight from trains without weaving between parked cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
High Street
Weaver awarded elementary life certificate in Ohio
Miss Mary Weaver of Corning, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Weaver, a teacher at South Columba School, has been granted an elementary life certificate by the state board of education in New Lexington on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Mary Weaver
Elmer Weaver
Corning
South Columba School
State Board of Education
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