Pomeroy-Middleport Protest Against Delay
A joint Meigs County auto club and Kiwanis meeting at the courthouse urged speedy river road work from the Pomeroy line to Syracuse. They secured truck and grader support and urged the state to accelerate progress, aiming for completion in 39 days. The report also notes local deaths and civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County Auto Club
Kiwanis Club
Pomeroy Corporation
Syracuse
Compton
Auto Club
Sutton Township
H. V
I. C. H. 158
Auto and Kiwanis Clubs
State Highway Department
Marriage License Issued in Parkersburg for Nease and Weese
A marriage license was issued in Parkersburg to Earl Nease 43 and Ora A Weese 41 both of Syracuse. The groom works at Nease Brothers grocery firm and the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Weese, formerly clerked in the Nease store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Earl Nease
Ora A. Weese
Syracuse
Nease Brothers
John Weese
Nease
Death of Eze ki al Tony at Athens State Hospital
Judge Stephenson was notified Friday morning by the state hospital at Athens of the death of Eze ki al Tony an inmate for twenty five years. He was said to have been sent to the hospital from Carbon Hill and no relatives were located in that community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Bessing
Union
New Haven
Mt. Carbel
Racine
Charles Davis
Marietta Davis
Six Oclock Dinner Hosts Merry Makers Club
Mrs. Ervin Matheny of Glenova entertained the Merry Makers club with a six o clock dinner on Thursday evening. The table was set on the spacious lawn and guests enjoyed a social following the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Matheny
Glenova
Merry Makers Club
Community guests and out of town members attend club session
The guests beyond club members were Mrs. Russel Blum and Miss Clara Blum. Mrs. Robert Green of Ashland Kentucky and Mrs. Adam Mahoney were the out of town members present. After a week’s visit with relatives in Haydenville Wellston and Logan Mr and Mrs Clyde Powers returned to their Akron home. Mr Powers was a Co G member that saw overseas service in the world war and later moved to Akron where he works at the Goodyear factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Haydenville
Wellston
Logan
Clyde Powers
Lizzie Henry
Athens
M. Lovell
Lucille Porter
Thelma Colvin
Marietta Commercial College
Miss Colvin
Blanch Burkhead
Marietta
Ladies Bible Class
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
Hart Strode
W. H. Penrose
Pennsville
Strode
W. E. McCorkle
Riley Thompson
Fart Fisher
Cleveland
W. R. Goddard
Floyd Wilson
Weber
L. B. Glazier
F. L. Thames
Orson Glazier
Fiffie
Nathan Burgess
Culler
Aaron Simmons
W. Tl. Carpenter
Heber Henry
Raymond
F. C. Gifford
G. O. Linscott
Hebe
Fred Ellis
Leon Hoisington
Columbus
George Fleming
Donald Bennett
Harvard
D. R. Bennet
Dr John Elias Tours Marion Centennial Festivities
County health officer Dr. John Elias spent Wednesday and Thursday in Marion for the centennial celebrations. He visited his sister Mrs. Clifford Robinett who recently underwent an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elias
Marion
Clifford Robinett
Community Notes From Amesville Athens Residents and Guests
Amesville and Athens residents share social visits church events and holiday plans. Miss Colvin from Marietta travels with Miss Burkhead as she visits home friends while Mrs Henry hosts and local scholars from Marietta Commercial College visit.
Engagement announced at Hartley home in East Millfield
A party at Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hartley home in East Millfield announced the betrothal of Muriel Joy Hartley and Daniel A. Pierce. The wedding is planned for the silver wedding anniversary of Muriel’s grandparents on July 28. Guests enjoyed decorations, a miniature bride and groom, games, music, and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Millsfield
Ohio
William A. Hartley
East Millfield
Muriel Joy
Daniel A. Pierce
Isaac Pierce
Guysville
Bold Bandits Loot Montreal Payroll in Daring Holdup
Two armed men halted a Dominion Textile messenger on St James Street Montreal at 11 o'clock securing a payroll of 29000 dollars at gunpoint in the heart of the financial district. In Washington the senate rejected speeding up debate on the McCumber tariff bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
St. James Street
Dominion Textile Company
Washington
Senate
Radio Wedding Between Brady and Stone Takes the Air
Miss Mabel Inez Brady and John Henry Stone wed by radio as Rev. Thomas H. Harper officiated from the Central Congregational Church in Dallas Texas. Each party was at a different station and listeners heard the kiss marking the ceremony. Dallas claims this as the first radio wedding in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Inez Brady
John Henry Stone
Thomas H
Harper
Central Congregational Church
Dallas
Texas
Thomas H. Harper
Logan and Chauncey Set for Live Contest Series Opener
Logan prepares a strong front for Sunday afternoon as Chauncey visits for the initial game of a live series. J White, Simms, McQuade, and Peterson join the Logan outfield with regular pitcher Jones backed by the last local left hander. Logan has won five straight since a prior loss to Chauncey, who has also been on a winning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chauncey
J. White
Simms
McQuade
Peterson
Jones
Edna Inbody Visits Logan En Route Home
Miss Edna Inbody of Washington DC stops in Logan during a five week Shrine Special trip to California and San Francisco for a convention. She visits sisters Mrs Herman Bratton and Mrs Earl Howdyshell and notes her mother Mrs Dora Inbody visiting Uncle Jacob Inbody in Clarks Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Inbody
Washington D. C
Logan
California
San Francisco
Herman Bratton
Earl Howdyshell
Inbody
Webb Summit
Office of
General Accounting
Washington
Dora Inbody
Jacob Inbody
Clarks
Nebraska
Green township hires 22 teachers for coming term
The school board announces the employment of teachers for the upcoming term. Names listed include Graham Orpha Wemmer Guess Lehnan Oak Hill Murfeld Mowery Smiths Chapel Josephine Sayres Children s Home Alma Tom Shaw Adda Inboden Pattonville Bessie Simmons Coakley Bernard Ingmire Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of
Green Township
Graham
Orpha Wemmer
Guess
Seber Lehman
Oak Hill
Murfeld Mowery
Smiths Chapel
Josephine Sayres
Childrens Home
Alma Tom
Shaw
Adda Inboden
Pattonville
Bessie Simmons
Coakley
Bernard Ingmire
Green
Picnic at Cedar Falls Delights Logan Group
A Logan party travelled to Cedar Falls for a day outing with well filled picnic baskets. The group included Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Cherrington and Dr. Ely of Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Godfrey, Miss Julia Tannehill, Mrs. Frank Anthony, and Mrs. Charles Miller. They reported a delightful day in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Logan
J. S. Cherrington
Ely
Cheshire
Ed Godfrey
Julia Tannehill
Frank Anthony
Charles Miller
Inquest Finds Ten-Year-Old Charles Cooper Feeble Minded
An inquest held for Charles M. Cooper of Logan concluded he is feeble minded. Doctors Rannells and Allen formed the examining board and reported the verdict. He was placed on the waiting list for a state institution as openings appear. Hocking County’s Columbus institution quota is filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Cooper
Logan
Stephenson
D. A. Rannells
Allen
Hocking Counties
Columbus
Train Derailment Near Odenville Injures Three Crewmembers
Seaboard Airline passenger train from New York derailed near Odenville Alabama injuring three trainmen with no fatalities reported. Two mail cars and the engine left the rails as messages to road officials described the incident. night temperatures in the Sahara desert are noted as bitterly cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlanta
Seaboard
Odenville
Ala
Lynch a killer in Bossier jail lynching scene
Joe Pem berton a black man held in Bossier parish jail since Wednesday morning for the shooting of two black women Tuesday night was dragged from the jail by a mob of black and white residents and lynched in Benton Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Joe Pemberton
Bossier Parish
Troops Mobilized Near Slatter As Railroad Strike Quiet
Military guards at Boonville and Warrensburg near Slatter, Missouri have been mobilized and are ready to move to the city on short notice amid the railroad strike. Strikebreakers were driven from town yesterday as the steel and metal industries face high demand with 90 percent of iron copper and zinc used in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slatter
Althe
Boonvile
Warrensburg
America
Iron in Blood of Forty-Two Men Plow Share Weight
A historical note states that the blood contains enough iron in forty two men to craft a plough share weighing twenty four pounds, illustrating iron content with a vivid comparison.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Oliver Hartley
Pomeroy Personals
Charles Withrow
Dayton
Charles Nease
Beegle
Weed & Son
John Hawkins
Lloyd Hysell
Butternut Avenue
Finsterwald Undertaking
Lust
William Young
Finsterwald Undertaking Establishment
Cincinnati
Edith Young
Denver
Colo
Geo Camerer
Council
Beech Grove
D. Curtis Reed
Shomaker
Rancho
Hocking Valley
Main Street
Sycamore Street
Second Street
Sycamore
Main
J. E. Lyons
Workes
Lyons
Beege
Common Pleas Court
First City Bank
Leonard Massar
M. C. Kerns
Iva M. Spencer
Herbert Spencer
Elmer Searles
Rutland Township
New Hill
Cleo
Paris
Robert Z. Leonard
Mae Murray
Edmund Goulding
Ouida Bergere
Tiffany
Columbia
Jack Perrin
Ane
THE
Harry Sweet
Sunshine Sammy
Weese
Sdtems
Amesville
Bold Bandits
Lawhead
the Messenger Printers Co
Housands
Clinton Webb
Owens Manufactureing Company
Howard Fox
Dr. Smith
James Morris
Edward Oliver
Chiropractic College
Chicago
Lancaster
Oliver
George Beery
Isaac van Duren
R.L. Dollings Co
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Sahara Desert
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ephriam Cutler
Amestown
Athens County
Edgartown
Mass
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Steubenville
M. D. Hughes
Attorney At Law
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
Herbert Brenon
William Fox
William Farnum
Shackles
Henri Bernsteins
Samson
St. John In
Richmond
Gage Auto CO. Distributors
Logan, Ohio
International Correspondence Schools
E. C. Kenney
Rep
Hacen
Henderson
Nice Motor CO
E. State St
Higley Men’s
Christian
M. E. Chatley
Ohio University
Chautauqua’s
New York City
N. Y. World
N. Y. Tribune
N. Y
N. Y. Times
Keighley Broadway Players
Athens Chautauqua
Charles G. Jordan
Tire Service
Ford Parts
Ford
McCune Tire & Accessory Co
Athens, Ohio
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