Pomeroy Bend Injunction Case Ends Abruptly
Hearings in the Pittsburgh Mining Company versus the United Mine Workers of America reached an abrupt close Thursday as Judge A P Miller granted a week to prepare a stenographic transcript and briefs. The temporary injunction against picketing remains in force. President Lee Hall of the UMWA testified for the defense, detailing his long service as a miner and union official since 1890. The final outcome is not expected for another two weeks.
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Pomeroy
Pittsburgh Mining Company
A. P. Miller
Lee Hall
Ohio Organization of the United Mine Workers of America
Hall
Mall
Miner Attacked in Pomeroy as Deputy Sheriff Scarred
Earl Martin, a union miner and newly appointed deputy sheriff, wears a scarred face after an alleged Wednesday morning attack in front of Herb Nesselroad’s home near the fair grounds. Nesselroad was arrested for assault and battery and faces a hearing today.
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Pomeroy
Earl Martin
Herb Nesselroad
Nesselroad
Martin
Marauders Sought After Break In At Pomeroy Home
In Pomeroy July 3 a shot was fired at three intruders fleeing a Brocalsa Chemical Co. manager E. H. Imes home Syracuse. Sheriff deputies tracked a bloodhound across tracks to the river, the likely crossing to the West Virginia side. Stores to close early as communities observe modified hours.
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Pomeroy
E. H. Imes
Brocalsa Chemical Compound
Syracuse
Sheriffs Office
Art Tracy
Don
West Virginia
Harry Rice
Spomeroy
Middleport
Local Social Notes and Health Updates From the Community
Henry Ewing receives 46 Ohio clans A license as an embalmer and undertaker joining his father Ben H. Ewing in the family business. Mrs. Robert Zercle, Mrs. Andrew Miller, Mrs. Mary Simpson and Miss Kathryn Lernen of Hartford depart for Mt. Clemens Michigan. Mrs. Edward Sutton returns home after a Columbus visit. Mrs. Elizabeth Matheny and children return to Jacksonville Florida after a week here with Mr. and Mrs. Jean Parfitt of Union Avenue. Dah Merz of Highland Illinois visits sister Mrs. Charles Reuter of the First Ward. Mrs. L. W. Roush back home in Columbus after a visit with son Harry B. Roush and family. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ebers and two children home briefly from Charleston West Virginia. Mes. Will Philson and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. William Inbach of Point Pleasant were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray and Zeiher. Mrs. J. P. Lewis critically ill at her home on Crart Street Middleport. Mrs. Claude Dorst Mrs. Charles Cruer Mrs. Brents Wolf Mrs. Atharles Cohen home from Williamstown where Dorst joined a new D A R chapter in its fifth installation this year. Mrs. Scott C. Ridgway ill at home on Laurel Street. William Radford whose home is Canada reported suffering a heart attack.
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Henry Ewing
Ohio
Ben H. Ewing
Robert Zercle
Andrew Miller
Mary Simpson
Kathryn Lernen
Hartford
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Edward Sutton
Columbus
Elizabeth Matheny
Keny
Jean Parfitt
Union Avenue
Dah Merz
Highland
Ill
Charles Reuter
First Ward
L. W. Roush
Harry B. Roush
Thedore Ebersh
Charleston
West Virginia
Will Philson
William Inbach
Point Pleasant
Raynd Zeiher
J. P. Lewis
Crart Street
Middleport
Claude Dorst
Charles @rueser
Brents Wolf
Atharles Cohen
Illiamstown
Hold Song Service at Middleport Church July 4
July 3 notice states a song service and praise event will follow morning worship at the Middleport church with four remaining July services to be held in the usual barn setting.
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Ran
Pastor Doctor Skinner Plans July Midwest Vacation
The pastor Doctor Skinner will travel to Michigan for a month long rest and vacation. He plans to depart July 28 or 129, with details to be arranged.
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Doctor Skinner
Points
Michigan
Pomeroy Man Earns Doctor of Medicine Degree
Manning B. Daniels of Pomeroy recently graduated from Western Reserve University School of Medicine with the Doctor of Medicine degree. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George P Daniels and has been appointed a first lieutenant in the medical officers reserve corps.
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Pomeroy
Western Reserve University
Manning
Daniels
School of Medicine
George P. Daniels
Medical Officers Reserve Corps
Moonshine Arrests Tie Pityme to West Virginia Across River
Elmer Hysel and James Holley of Pityme were arrested on a moonshine transport charge after crossing the Ohio River into West Virginia. Officers reported underage whisky buyers and four pints delivered after a river shout. Hysel was shot in the leg during the arrest and jailed with Holley. fines of 300 dollars and ninety days road work were imposed.
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Pomeroy
Pityme
Ohio River
West Virginia
Pt. Pleasant Daily Register
Elmer Hysel
James Holley
F. A. West
C.S. Ingles
John Ingles
Register
West
Ingles
Holley
Hysel
Justice of the Peace Stephenson
Holzé@r
Bible School Closes Today At Pomeroy
The six week daily vacation Bible school ends today in Pomeroy with a picnic at the fairgrounds drawing many parents and friends. An entertainment at Simpson M E church last night raised a neat sum for the Bible school fund, ensuring its continuation next summer.
Hovis Company Drills New Well Near Mine 17
The Hovis Oil company drilled a new well on the Pittsburgh Coal company tract near the Mine 17 power house. At 1,800 feet the Berea grit was reached and a three and a half barrel natural flow was observed after 12 feet in the sand. The test promises a good producer as drilling continues toward the sand with plans for Krider farm wells to follow.
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Pomeroy
Hovis Oil Company
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Berea
Pomeroy Bend
Dentist Ray Burdell Church Honored By War Department
Dr Ray Burdell Church 405 Ohio Building Akron named major in the dental reserve corps by the War Department in Washington last Tuesday. Formerly a Pomeroy dentist and Rutland boy, he has lived in Akron for many years.
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Pomeroy
Ray Burdell
Ohio Building
Akron
Dental Reserve Corps
War Department
Washington
Church
Rutland
Grand Jury Named for Pomeroy
Grand jury for Pomeroy is to convene Monday with W. G. Vance of Rutland as foreman and members W. A. Giles Asa Hoskins Curtis Gilmore Chas McNaughton Porter Midkiff J. C. Miller Walter E. Wolf C. M. Chase F. R. Wilson Fred Philson E. M. Kelley L. C. Gibson Walter Waddell and Walter Schreiber. Jurors were sworn last Monday but adjourned due to court obligations including injunction proceedings.
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Pomeroy
W. G. Vance
Rutland Foreman
W. A. Giles
Asa Hoskins
Curtis Gilmore
Chas McNaughton
Porter Midkiff
J. C. Miller
Walter E. Wolf
C. M. Chase
F. R. Wilson
Fred Philson
E. M. Kelley
L. C. Gibson
Walter Waddell
Walter Schreiber
Wards of State Given Good Medical Attention
Dr J H Berry leads an expanded Ath ens state hospital medical department focusing on comprehensive physical exams for inmates. The dental unit under Dr R F Demers performs early exams and extractions, with relatives consulted for major work. The eye ear nose throat clinic led by Dr T A Copeland and an advanced X ray lab support treatment, hygiene instruction, and regular ward visits.
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J. H. Berry
Athens State Hospital
Berry
R. F. Demers
Crepe De Chine Pattern Size 8 14 Years Mail Order
Sewing pattern notes describe crepe de chine voile or schiffon skirts with possible scalloped edges and lace decorations. Pattern comes in sizes 8 10 12 14 years, 19 year size needs 2 percent yards of 32 inch material, mail order price 15 cents in coins or stamps. DRUGGIST DIES Canton July 2 Lewis Leh man dies from motorist collision on Cleveland avenue at Mercy Hospital after being struck by a car with a West Virginia plate and a wooden leg. police seek manslaughter charge against the driver.
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Canton
Lewis Lehman
Cleveland Avenue
Ercy Hospital
Lehman
West Virginia
Canton Man Held on Concealed Weapons Charge
Canton police hold George Soates on a concealed weapons charge after a gun incident involving children. Authorities say he chased youths and may be mentally deranged. one child reportedly shot at.
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Canton
George Soates J
No Glass Broken at Defiance Blast Event
Dynamite used near a large battery of windows at the Air Reduction plant in East Defiance failed to crack a reinforced concrete block weighing 1.1 tons. Planks and wet burlap shielded the windows, preserving the panes while the block was reduced to small fragments. The block resisted removal and blasting was used to free it for the foundation work.
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Defiance
East Defiance
Canton Man Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot Wounds
David Bertsch, of Canton, lies dying at Mercy hospital from self inflicted gunshot wounds to the head. He had previously threatened self destruction and placed a shotgun in the cellar, pressing the trigger with his toe. No hope of recovery is expected.
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Canton
David Bertsch
Mercy Hospital
Will Develop U. S. Education
Professor James Metcalfe, Oberlin instructor and brother of Dr. Maynard M. Metcalfe, visited Dayton en route from Ohio to Florida. He expects the Scopes trial to develop great educational advantages for Americans, pave the way for real public knowledge, and he believes light on evolution can strengthen Christianity.
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Dayton
Tenn
James Metcalfe
Maynard M. Metcalfe
Oberlin College
Scopes
Ohio
Florida
Metcalfe
Physician Praises Mayr's Remedy In Endorsement
A physician reports his wife suffered long with stomach trouble and improved after one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He says after 20 years in practice he has seen nothing like it. The ad claims the remedy removes catarrhal mucous and reduces inflammation, aiding stomach liver and intestinal ailments. Available at McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists.
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Co Oe
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
McConnaughey to Lead Ohio Bell Rate Probe
W S Mc Connaughey former Dayton city solicitor who led the Dayton rate case before the state utilities commission is slated to direct a statewide inquiry into proposed Ohio Bell Telephone rate increases. Attorney General Crabbe announced the probe will begin after July 20 when the act becomes effective. The 1925 legislature appropriated 166000 dollars for expenses.
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Columbus
W. S. McConnaughey
Dayton
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephon Company
Crabbe
Miners Gardens Flourishing With Good Care
Athens county miners with seeds and tools from the Red Cross are tending gardens that show early promise. A public potato drive filled baskets that were distributed, and despite poor soil in some areas, Miss Irma Stanfield reports well kept plots producing and many families planning winter stores from this harvest.
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Athens County
Athens County Red Cross
Irma Stanfield
Red Cross
Miss Stanfield
Two Drown In Vermilion River Canoe Accident
In Sandusky July 3 the bodies of Walter Young of Elyria and an unidentified girl canoeist were recovered after their canoe capsized in the Vermilion river late last night.
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Sandusky
Walter Young
Elyria
Vermilion River
Local stores invite club girls to view dress designs
Club girls and leaders are invited to inspect dress materials and designs at Silvus and Zenner stores in Athens and nearby communities. Models will present styles with a specialist guiding colors and patterns, and all club members and mothers are urged to attend at 1 p.m. Friday July 10 at the county agents office.
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Silvus
Zenner's
Club Girls
Athens
JT. H. Johnson
New Nurse Will Haviland Take Charge Of Athens County Health
Miss Alice L. Haviland appointed supervisory nurse for Athens county public health department arrives from Cleveland to assume direction of the nursing corps. She replaces Miss Virginia Lewis who resigned last October and will oversee paperwork materials and program development to improve department efficiency. In Morocco French lines around the Leon valley endure a bayonet assault by Riffan regulars with hand to hand fighting. Msila front attacks by Abed el Krim appear diminished.
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Alice L. Haviland
Athens County
Higgins
London
Upper Leon
Morocco
Fez
Daily Mail
Msila
Abed-el-Krim
Heat Wave Continues Across Columbus Area Today
Columbus reports another scorching day as the heat wave persists with 90 to 94 degree temperatures. Two men collapse at work and one in Marysville, with two victims later recovering at home and a 70 year old woman expected to recover after fainting on the street. Thunderstorms are forecast for Saturday offering relief.
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Columbus
Marysville
Weather Bureau
Harry Olliver
James Bryson
Solomon Turner
Spanish heir Ferdinando injured in royal car crash
Madrid July 3 The Infante Ferdinando heir to the Spanish throne was under a physician's care at the Royal Palace this afternoon for injuries from an automobile crash earlier today. The prince had a cut on the left cheek and a bruised leg. The royal carriage collided with a loaded bus wrecking the lighter car. Bus passengers were thrown to the ground but none injured.
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Madrid
Infante
Ferdinando
Royal Palace
Some Men Who Married Last Month Carry Umbrellas Soon
A brief note observes that several men who wed just last month already carry umbrellas. The remark hints at practical habits changing soon after marriage.
Knox's Son Charged in Maintenance Suit
Mrs. Philander Chase Knox Jr. accuses her husband, son of the late Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, of temperance and cruelty in a maintenance suit filed in Washington. Mrs Knox has left Washington for Charleston West Virginia. Knox divorced his first wife in Reno in 1916.
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Washington
Temperance and Crulty
Philander Chase Knox, Jr
Senator Knox
Pennsylvania
Driver Fined For No Lights In Athens County
John Sammels was fined 3 and costs by Mayor L A Koons for driving without lights. Special Traffic Officer Qsey made the arrest. Twenty five violators were sought but hearings were delayed as the Athens County Automobile Club office is closed and police lack access to the license register.
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John Sammels
L. A. Koons
Qsey
Athens County Automobile Club
Prisoner Freed After Pardon Ends Eight-Year Stretch
Columbus, July 3. Owen McCabe, 60, of Altoona Pennsylvania, left Ohio State Penitentiary after Governor Donahey granted him a pardon. He had been serving a life term for a 1902 Lorain county burglary and plans to live with his sister in Altoona for the rest of his life.
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Columbus
Owen McCabe
Altoona
Donahey
McCabe
Ohio State Penitentiary
Lorain County
Pesky bedbugs promise no rest with quick killing aid
An old advertisement explains bedbug reproduction and urges use of Pesky Devils Quietus P D Q as a safe economical solution. It claims eggs are killed and that a 35 cent package makes a quart capable of destroying up to a million bed bugs roaches fleas and moths with a patent spout for hard to reach places.
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