Collision Early Sunday Wrecks Small Car in Middleport
Middleport July 6 An automobile collision at the Tyra and Lincoln streets corner Sunday nearly injured or killed occupants of both cars. A Ford roadster driven by two Morgantown students collided with a Lincoln owned by Roy Moore of Marion and driven by his son. The Lincoln driver was blamed by bystanders for the crash. The Ford was totally wrecked and the two boys continued home by train.
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Middleport
Tyira and
Lincoln
Joe Michi
Morgantown
W. Va
Roy Moore
Marion
Mae Siders Arrested in Middleport for Intoxication and Assault
Mae Siders of Middleport was arrested Sunday night by Constable Hysell on intoxication and assault charges. She pleaded not guilty and was tried Monday before Mayor Giles. Siders had recently been in the Pomeroy jail on assault and battery charges.
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Middleport
Mae Siders
Hysell
Lillian Manley
Giles
Pomeroy
Picnic Attendance Noted At Pomeroy Branch
A July 6 report notes attendance at a local branch picnic with participation by a number of employees. The item highlights community gathering and workplace camaraderie.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Power Company Picnic At Summerland Beach
The Ohio Power Company held its annual picnic at Summerland Beach near Lancaster on Saturday for employees and their families. The event drew many families and featured casual activities and social gathering.
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Ohio Power Company
Summerland Beach
Lancaster
Still Found After quarrel at Thomas Fork
Sheriff Rice picked up a brand new still during a Sunday quarrel at Thomas Fork. He reported it had never been used for more than one batch of liquor. No arrests were made. Independence Day programs were held at local churches on Sunday under pastors and Sunday School teachers.
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Pomeroy
Rice
Thomas Fork
Feeny Bennett Auxiliary Meets at Walnut Street Home
The Feeny Bennett Auxiliary held its regular meeting at Mrs. Sarah Taylor's Walnut street home on July 6. Regular business was transacted.
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Middleport
Feeny - Bennett
Sarah Taylor
Walnut Street
Reed Bound Over After Chicken Theft Case
Alonzo Reed, arrested earlier for stealing chickens and selling them at the Rice store in Chester, appeared before Justice Fred Osborne of Reedsville and was bound over to the grand jury. Reed is confined in the local jail.
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Pomeroy
Alonzo Reed
Chester
Fred Osborne
Reedsville
Reed
Social Briefs From Columbus Visitors Reach Area
Mrs James Terrell and daughter Marie left Saturday for a two week visit with Zern Terrell and wife in Marietta. Henry Justice of Columbus visits here with Mr and Mrs James Clifford of Butternut Avenue. Louise Conde of Columbus spends two weeks vacation here with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Conde. Mary Healy of Columbus visits here with her parents Mr and Mrs Pat Healy. Miss Hoffman of Columbus accompanies Miss Healy here. Leslie Price and Mildred Fisher of Columbus visit here with Misses Mary and Bertha Franz and Elizabeth Miller of Columbus visit here with Mr and Mrs E J Franz of Mulberry Avenue. Louise Raub of Columbus visits here with her father Nicholas Raub. Mr and Mrs Peter Whipple and two children of Huntington visit here with Mr and Mrs Philip Meter. Father Theodore Igel was a visitor in Columbus Monday. Cecelia Whipple of Columbus visits here with Mr and Mrs Albert Whipple.
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James Terrell
Marie
Zern Terrell
Marietta
Henry Justice
Columbus
James Clifford
Butternut Avenus
Louise Conde
Elizabeth Conde
Mary Healy
Pat Healy
Miss Hoffman
Miss Healy
Leslie Price
Mildred Fisher
Mary
Bertha Franz
Elizabeth Miller
E. J. Franz
Mulberry Avenue
Louise Raub
Nicholas Raub
Peter Whipple
Hntington
Phillip Meter
Theodore Igel
Colmbus
Cecelia Whipple
Albert Whipple
Visiting relatives and locals make small town rounds
Maurice Thomson of Columbus visits relatives here. M. M. Lasher of Portland spends the summer with C. B. Smith. Mrs. Bruce Hobart and Agnes Reed of Akron visit with Andrew Calderwood. Various locals host relatives from Richmond to Charleston and Covington.
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Maurice Thomson
Columbus
M. M. Lasher
Portland, Ore
C. B. Smith
Bruce Hobart
Agnes Reed
Akron
Andrew Calderwood
Gardner Wallace families reunite despite weather
James and Wallace families held a reunion at the Gardner home near Chauncey with a social time and picnic dinner. Attendance was lighter than hoped due to rain, with many relatives listed including Ruth Lahugh Edwin Wel and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mitchell among others.
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Chauncey
James
Wallace
J. Gardner
Ruth Lahugh
Edwin Wel
Harley Mitchell
John Andrewe
Mitchell
al Nelsonville
Clara Rudolphson
Calvin
Chicago
Cy James
Bryan McCulough
Conbus
Clarence Ky
Cleveland
Grant Wallace
Gracers
Pauline
Tex Myers
Uster
Cash Vioudinott
Minnie Wilmore
Dwight Hill
Dow “Sanders
Danna
Alba
Ray
Ada Sayer Eighty Birthday Celebration Cancelled
The Ada Sayer eighty birthday observance in Uncey was canceled after Mrs. Ada Sayer suffered a heart attack Friday evening. She has been in critical condition at her daughter Mrs. W. D. Hines’s home, with family reporting her condition as uncertain and weakening.
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UNCEY
Sayer
Ada Sayer
McDougall
Nda Sayer
W. D. Hines
Senators Seek Fresh Talent as Koons Loses Stars
Chauncey July 6 Warren B. Koons of Columbus formerly of Chauncey and manager of the New York Central A A baseball team will lose two star players when the Columbus Senators return July 15. Manager George McQuillan is on the lookout for new timber and will try out catcher Joe Swartz and first baseman Leslie Bradfield from the rail team. Both are hitting above .400.
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Chauncey
Warren B. Koons
Columbus
New York Central A. A
Columbus Senators
George McQuillan
New Timber
Joe Swartz
Leslie Bradfield
Homecoming Well Attended at Chauncey Churches
A large crowd gathered Sunday at Taylor Ridge Christian Church for a joint homecoming and patriotic program with Trin ble and Green Run Christian Churches despite bad weather. The Chauncey orchestra and quartet provided music and readings. Solos by F. E. Roberta of Glouster and Rev. M. E. Chatey of Athens delivered the address. A picnic dinner followed.
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Chauncey
Taylor Ridge Christian Church
Trimble
Green's Run
Chauncey Orchestra
F. E. Roberta
Glouster
M. E. Chatey
Athens
Chauncey Weekend Social Visits Share Family Ties
J H Yarbrough and son Charles plus family visited Edward Headley on May avenue in Chauncey over the weekend. Henry Thompson of West Union called on Charles Headley family in May. Blanche Brown and Pierce Fuller of Pontiac spent the weekend at the home of their brother-in-law and sister Clarence Russell in Ellis avenue Chauncey. William Katzen back with family and Perry Leffier of Dayton joined Mrs Mintle Stalder and relatives for the Fourth in the city. Fred Russell and son of Pontiac spent the Fourth in Chauncey with Clarence Russell and relatives. Kenneth Sands and Roy Mullen of Chauncey who worked in Warren Ohio spent the weekend at home. Harold Ogg of Columbus visited his parents Charles and wife in Chauncey. Gus Graham employed in Dayton visited Chauncey with his family. Thomas McHary and sons John and Hugh, workers in Portsmouth, Ohio, spent the weekend at their Mill Syncha Wen home. Pearl Wambo alel and children of Zanesville and Fred.
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J. H. Yarbrough
Charles
Chauncey
Edward Headley
May Avenue
Henry Thompson
West Union
Charles Headley
Blanche Brown
Pierce Fuller
Pontiac
Mich
Clarence ‘Russell
Ellis Avenue
William Katzenback
Perry Leffier
Dayton
Mintle Stalder
Fred Russell
Clarence Russell
Kenneth Sands
Roy Mullen
Warren
Ohio
Chauncey Visit Highlights From Local Socials
Hazel Hambel of Elliots and Hazel Tucker hosted guests in Chauncey Monday. Lawrence Reeves and son Robert of Nelsonville joined Mrs. Reeves at a visit with her parents, the Tuckers, in East Converse street. Ford Conaway and Clara Louise of Zanesville were guests of Virgil Baughman in Lexington avenue.
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Hazel Hambel
Elliots
Chauncey
M. B. Tucker
East Converse Street
Lawrence Reeves
Robert
Nelsonville
Reeves
Ford Conaway
Clara Louise
Zanesville
Ohio
Virgil Baughman
Lexington Avenue
New Dresses Favor Saintly Pale Look in London Fashion
Society women plan a saints themed style this season from the knees up with pale ethereal complexions and stained glass effects on dresses, reflecting a delicate, high fashion trend while maintaining personal taste in attire.
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London
Saintly Figures in Church Windows Highlighted Dress Code
The article notes saintly figures depicted in church windows and mentions that dresses will continue to end at the knee, reflecting ongoing modesty standards.
Sultan Mehmed VI Dies and Amasses Wealth in Exile
Paris report notes Mehmed VI, the deposed Sultan who died in San Remo, nearly doubled his private fortune while in exile by gambling in stocks.
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Paris
Mehmed VI
San Remo
Make Bed Bug Killer This Easy Way
Easy home recipe promises quart of strong bug killer to exterminate bed bugs roaches ants and fleas. Claims it is safe for furniture springs and surfaces and won t rot or stain while claiming 4 H hospitals and railroads endorse it. Offers ready to use double strength formula with patent spout and money back guarantee if defects persist.
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D.Q
Harchin
Urge Opening of a Street Bridge
Glouster July 6 The Madison street bridge crossing at Sunday Creek near the Standard Oil tanks has been closed for so long that residents want it opened again. Reopened traffic would relieve congestion on High street and could save money by avoiding repeated closures. The Rev D A Browning of this city spoke on the matter. Burial was in Mountville cemetery.
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Glouster
Madison Street
Sunday Creek
Standard Oil Company
High Street
D. A. Browning
Mountville Cemetery
Caleb W. Mosier Found Dead in Mountville Home
Caleb W. Mosier aged 64 was found dead in bed at his Mountville area home Sunday morning. He had recently felt unwell for several days but did not seek medical help. He leaves six children Linzie Kirkbride Ringgold Anna Miller Pennsville Chas Mosier Corning Florence Hoffman Joy Helen Chappelear Joy and Nellie Carrigan near Mountville. His wife died about a year ago. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Mountville church conducted by
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Glouster
Caleb W. Mosier
Mountville
Mr. Mosier
Linzie Kirkbride
Ringgold
Anna Miller
Pennsville
Chas, Mosier
Corning
Florence Hoffman
Joy
Helen Chappelear
Nellie Carrigan
Mountville Church
Mrs. Riley Wade Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Riley Wade 54 died Monday at 3:30 PM at her Wrightstown home after a period of poor health. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs Eldon D Ahie of near Wrightstown. Funeral at 2 PM Wednesday at home conducted by Rev Arza Ball. Burial in Wrightstown cemetery.
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Glouster
Riley Wade
Wrightstown
Bailey returns from two weeks with Hollister and Columbus kin
Ralph Bai ley of the Great Lakes naval training station ends a two weeks vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs William Bai ley at Hollister and with relatives in Columbus He left Monday for Great Lakes
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Glouster
Ralph Bailey
Great Lakes, Illinois
William Bailey
Hollister
Columbus
Great Lakes
Local Visitors Return From Out-of-Town Trips
Clarence Reese of National Refining Cleveland vacationing with parents Mr and Mrs D P Reese. He just returned from a month’s business trip to St Louis for his company. Owen Ley returns to Detroit after a few days with his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs L W Ley. Robert Hemsley returns from Newark where he was guest of Junior Balderson. Miss Kate Gardner of Springfield is guest of her parents.
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Clarence Reese
National Refining Company
Cleveland
D. P. Reese
St. Louis
Owen Ley
Detroit
L. W. Ley
Robert Hemsley
Newark
Junior Balderson
Kate Gardner
Springfield
Local families visit relatives and guests travel home
A sequence of short notices lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gardner and others to cottages near Coldwater Lake Michigan. Dr. Harry LeFever visits Philadelphia relatives. Newark guests stay with the Gormleys and Wagners. Summer school attendees return home from New Concord. Walter Mitchell and family from Ona West Virginia visit Jacksonville relatives. Dan Carter returns to Detroit after visiting his parents. John Achauer leaves after a stay with the Achauers. B W Morgan of Shawnee visits the Gordons.
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Harry Gardner
M. M. LeFaver
Harold and
Carroll
Coldwater Lake
Michigan
Harry LeFever
General Hospital
Philadelphia
E. LeFever
Walter Mitchell
Ona
W. Va
Jacksonville
Dan Carter
Detroit
George Carter
John Achauer
B. F. Achauer
Zanesville
B. W. Morgan
Shawnee
John M. Gordon
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Board of Education
Pomeroy High School
Frank Neutzling
Joe Harbrect
W. A. Wills
Waverly
Frank Majewski
Frank Dethl
Milton Elberfeld
Ed. Scharf
Dorothy Mees
Barry Rice
G. A. Stewart
Daught
Mary Jean
Charleston
Edund
Mary Jane Coffee
Andrs. Ray Tracy
Ray Tracy
Logan
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
E. L. Grimes
Richmond
John Gilmore
Fourth Street
F. Baralla
Georgia Puchetti
Pete Amicon
George Whittamer
Quinsy
Cole Street
Grace Sauvage
Kathryn Sauvage
E. M. McCarty
Younse
New Salem
Bernice Cook
Mineral City
Edmund Cook
Margaret Skinner
Aurora
Edward Hurd
Indianapolis
Olive Schaub
Helen Walker
Covington, Ky
William Belcher
Gallipolis
J. H. Grate
Clarence Martindill
David Terrill
Foster Reed
Rudolph Miller
A. W. McKay
Nina Skinner
Tom Davis
Dr. Jones
Fanny
Tom Carroll
Grant Street
Roy Sayre
George Sayre
Bently Murphy
Robert McKay
Professor McKay
Sally Jordon
Edith
Point Pleasant
Robert Harris
Max Harrah
North Fourth Street
Gardner
Mrs. Sayers
Chauncey and Vicinity
Preston E Thompson
Newport
Raymond Tucker
N. Simpson
Kenton
Chauncey Churches
the Plains
Betty Jane Hellyer
Fletcher Hawk
Charles McDonald
Helen
Fay
Maxine Murray
Hocking
Fred Bumgardner
Oak Grove
Wellston
William Barnes
Hazel McDonald
Carrie Bryan
Albany
Winfred
Mae West
Clell Thorne
Parkersburg
George Gabriel, Jr
Sarah
American Legion Band
Brownwood
Texas
Woman's Auxiliary
Legion
BAYER
Druggis Iso
C. D
Sultan
Madison
Caleb Mosier
W. R. Balderson
Junior
Lois
Dora Wagner
Cephas Wagner
Ralph Gormley
Hugh Gormley
George Wagner
Pauline Myers
Olive McKee
Luella Vaughn
Mildred James
Fontella Harper
New Concord
Ummer
Zemo
the Swanson Furniture Co
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