Bad Shooting Affair Shocks Rutland Victim Likely Fatal
A Saturday confrontation in Rutland left Clyde Johnson gravely wounded by a .38 revolver fired by Williams Peyton. Johnson, a Maynard mine worker, was shot in the back while with a woman at a doorway. Sheriff Martenbach detained Peyton as doctors rushed Johnson to Gallipolis hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Clyde Johnson
Williams Peyton
Johnston
Maynard
Peyton
Johnson
Martenbach
McCullough
Gallipolis Hospital
Accidental shooting leaves seriously injured man
The injured man was convoyed in the Rawlings ambulance with a grave outlook for recovery. Peyton, who is married, claims the shooting was entirely accidental.
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Rawlings
Peyton
Still Another Offender Against State Dog Law
Ray Beckner of Dexter was brought in Friday evening by Officer W. W. Thompson and pleaded guilty in Justice Martins court to harboring unlicensed dogs over three months old. He paid a fine of $5 with costs totaling $14.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Beckner
Dexter
Beckner
W. W. Thompson
Martins
Social at Minersville parcel post sale planned
The Honor class of the Minersville M B E Sunday School arranges a parcel post sale and social at the old Walsh church for midweek time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
M.be
Old Walsh Church
Woman fined five dollars for assault in mayor court
Mrs. Lewis Booker of Willis Hill pleaded guilty to assaulting Rosella, a daughter of Mrs. Robert Arnold, in Mayor Diehl's court. She was fined five dollars and costs totaling nine dollars and eighty cents, paid by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Booker
Wyllis Hill
Diehl
Rosella
Robert Arnold
Pomeroy D of A Lodge Plans Wednesday Picnic
Pomeroy Lodge Daughters of America to hold a picnic at Bartel's Grove Wednesday next. Each member may bring a friend. Syracuse D of A Lodge invited to participate in the festivities.
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Pomeroy Lodge Daughters of America
Bartel’s Grove
D. of A. Lodge
Syracuse
Pleasant Birthday Party For Harold Estep
Mrs. William Estep of Middleport hosted a birthday party for her son Harold celebrating his tenth anniversary. About twenty five youths enjoyed music dancing and refreshments into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Estep
Middleport
Harold
Cox biography notes Ohio governor’s farm roots and career
The article outlines Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio born on a Jacksonburg farm shown in a recently remodeled birthplace. It traces his early years as a reporter and teacher, his newspaper career in Cincinnati, ownership of the Dayton News and Springfield News, and his residence “Trail's End” near Dayton.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Jacksonburg
Cox
Middletown
Signal
Cincinnati
Dayton News
Springfield
Trail’s End
Dayton
Margaret Blair
Chicago
Governor Cox
The Plains News Briefs From Lancaster and Athens
The Plains Miss Thelma Hawk returns from a three week visit with her aunt in Lancaster. Mrs Fletch Hawk is ill. Ed Michaels cow died Wednesday night. Jake Matheney and Miss Abbie Graves drove to Athens Thursday. Mrs Sarah McHarg suffers from a healed ear. Steve Kaufman trades a Chevrolet for a Pullman car. Mrs Gladys Bayles, Mrs Eliza McGranor and Mrs Cliff Hooper of Athens visit Mrs Zine Courtney Friday. A new tire for motor trucks features twin pneumatic tubes with a single outer rubber ring.
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Thelma Hawk
Lancaster
Micheals
Jake Matheney
Abbie Graves
Athens
Sarah McHarg
Steve Kaufman
Gladys Bayles
Eliza McGranor
Cliff Hooper
Zine Courtney
Fourth of July gathering in Guysville notes community ties
New Asbury residents and many from the area attended the Fourth of July celebration in Guysville Monday. The report records visits by Mrs. Carrie Flanders and Mrs. W. J. Tracey from Springfield, families of Flanders, Hess, Reed, Berkett, Buck, Burson, and Warner, plus Beatrice Buck’s death in Marion and delayed wheat harvest due to rain.
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Guysville
Carrie Flanders
W. J. Tracey
Springfield
C. S. Flanders
William Hess
Phil
Columbus
Edd Miller
Frank Reed
Near
Coolville
C. F. Flanders
Dorcas Berkett
Athens
Clarence Hawk
Mabel Buck
Harry Buck
Lenna
Otho Burson
Shade
Ralph Warner
J. P. Warner
Wesley Duck
Marion
Beatrice Buck
Local Social Roundup From Brooksville and Nearby Towns
Brooksville and neighboring communities report a series of visits and hospitality. Guests include Mrs. Charles Sadler and daughters from Bertin, plus Mrs. T A Burkett and Mrs. Victor Leckle hosting visitors. Others share calls with Armstrongs, McBrides, Beckles, and Seevers across Luhrig Athens Bassett and Salem areas.
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Charles Sadler
Isabell
Mildred Gabbert
Barberton
John Liggett
Ruth
Parkersburg
W. Va
Alice
Agnes McBride
Henry Hudwell and
Hamilton
Bassett
Lorna McBride
Luhrig
Alice McBride
George Brewer
Athens
Ben Seevers
Anna Scott
Esther Scott
Near Salem
Victor Beckle
Michael Almond
Stella DeWees
Bank Statement Shows Mixed Movements in New York
The weekly bank statement lists declines in surplus 43 407 850 dollars loans 38 572 000 dollars net demand deposits 64 281 000 dollars time deposits 483 0 circulation 124 000 while cash in vaults increases 12 902 000 and reserves in Federal Reserve banks fall 51 721 000 and state bank deposits drop 26 000. Aggregate reserve stands at 558 006 000 with excess reserve 10 017 800.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Dreco praised by Springfield man as aiding wife and daughter
The letter from J. B. Trout, a packer with the American Seeding Machine Co., describes his wife recovering from influenza effects after three bottles of Dreco. He notes vomiting ceased, appetite returned, and health improved in his daughter Helen as well. Dreco is advertised as plant juice based with no iron or mercury. Local mentions include Athens pharmacy distribution and hospital grounds picnic.
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J. B. Trout
American Seeding Machine Co
Springfield, C
Helen
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Local Socials Highlight July Picnics and Visits
Mrs Beatrice Luhrig and son Hardigg of Chicago visited Mrs Wallace Pratt in Mineral and were guests of Mrs Cynthia Rhodes. A Marshfield shopping trip and several calls occur as Miss Thelma Jones and other youths chaperone a Glenkhon picnic on Monday July 5. Athens visits by Mr and Mrs Clarence Neal and by Mr and Mrs George Francis with their daughters are noted.
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Henry Rorick
Clyde
Athens
Clyde French
Clyde Bailey
Samuel Riggle
Charles Fitzer
Thomas
Dana Williams
Mary
Max
Beatrice George
Harding
Cynthia Rhodes
George Williams
Dorothy Morris
Charles
Beatrice
Fremont
Charles Vitzer
Hardigg
Chicago
Wallace Pratt
Mineral
T. B. Jones
Marshfield
Akron
Esther Swaim
Thelma Jones
Daisy
Elizabeth Rhodes
Enid Fitzer
Thelma Thompson
Nellie Riggles
Lillian Francis
Stella DeWeese
Norma Beckle
Beatrice Mulligan
Clyde Rorick
Ivor Williams
Lester
Earl
Charles Leckle
George
Joseph Meliride
Williameckle
Glen Khon
Clarence Neal
George Francis
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Avenger
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Bud Jameson
R. R. Johnson
G. O. Staneart
Ehomeroy Bead News
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
George W. Thompson
Ray Blumenauer
Richmond
Indiana
Drew Webster Post American Legion
Armory
Robert Thomas
Walter Thomas
Dora Reuter
Margaret Duerr
Manning Daniels
Belle
George P. Daniels
First Ward
James Fugate
Drew Webster
American Legion
Meigs County
William Huggins, Jr
Hattie Bell
William Collins
Mont Collins
Heritage Lewis
Pomeroy
Maslin
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D. Zenner CO
New Asbury
Brooksville
Dreco
Seanett
Columbia
Redpath
Chautauqua
College Singing Girls
Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Kroll’s
Klothes
J.L. Beckley & Son
College Singing Girls Musical Arts
Dunbar’s
Royal Dragoons
Great Lakes String Quartet
Ethel Hinton
New York Opera
Pamahasika
Harry J. Loose
Sir John Foster Fraser
Robert MacGowan
Wallace Reid
Paramount Aircraft
Saturday Evening Post
Henry Payson Dowst
Supreme Comedy and Majestic Concert Orchestra
Madge Kennedy
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