Dog License Fines Reported In Pomeroy Bend
John H Beker and R C Carr of near Meedsville pled guilty before Justice Fred W Gil ore in Middleport to failing to license their dogs. Each fined five dollars plus costs totaling about twenty five dollars and ordered to license or dispose of dogs. Walter Sanders and family in a Shan ty car near Hobson faced a drunken disorderly charge after officers answered a late Sunday call. Sanders jailed. wife paid costs and secured husband’s release on promise to improve.
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Wspomeroy
John H. Beker
C. Carr
Meedsville
Fred W. Gilore
Middleport
Walter Sanders
Hobson
Sanders
Tax deadline looms as Meigs County collects more
Pomeroy July 17 Monday is the last day for paying the 1924 taxes. About 640000 total, with half due now. Delinquent lists risk penalties. By Wednesday, 182623 paid, up 40000 from last year. roughly 90000 still to collect. K and M railroad leads individual taxpayers in Meigs County with about 55000. Credit signals sound finances as many taxpayers settle.
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Pomeroy
K. & M. Railroad
Meigs County
Hocking Valley Railroad
Hocking Valley
Five Jailed For Not Paying Fine In Pomeroy
Miss Lil Anderson, jailed in Pomeroy for $500 liquor possession fine, remained in county jail after pleading guilty in court with Judge A P Miller. She attempted to settle her debt but later left the clerk's office. an officer later returned her home to Bailey Run and imprisoned her. She faces about a year in jail at $1.50 daily under the new law unless she pays.
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Pomeroy
Lil Anderson
Soners
A. P. Miller
Anison
Bailey Run
Miss Anderson
William Wilson jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct
Pomeroy July 17 William Whitson son of Rev W F Wilson was brought before Justice Fred Gilmore on a drunk and disorderly charge. He was found guilty and, in default of a $18.30 fine and costs, committed to the county jail. The offense alleged to have occurred July 4 at Letart with Wilson intoxicated and causing a disturbance and collision with a car.
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Pomeroy
William Whitson
Man Guilty Robbery Case Sentenced to State Penitentiary
George Burton was indicted by the grand jury and pleaded guilty before Judge A P Her. He was sentenced to two to ten years in the state intermediate penitentiary for grand larceny. Burton admitted entering Lewis and Son’s cloth store at Mid rt and stealing a suit of clothes and items including a bathing suit while the clerk was distracted.
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Arry Rice
Delbert Elkér
Mansfield
Burton
A. P. Her
Lewis and Son
Midrt
Meigs County to Begin Reappraisal Process This Fall
Pomeroy July 17 Council meets in regular session as county auditor McOugh plans a Dlic meeting at a house to discuss proposed valuations for Meigs real estate. Reappraisal will start in early September with a $12,000,000 base, likely rising to about $16,000,000 if state tax commission estimates are met. Appraisers named include Detae Tahawaan Geen ate fimo Be SEIS and others from Olive to Rutebuspus townships.
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Pomeroy
Meigs Mty
Mcough
Dlic
Pdetae iTahaawan Geen Ate Fimo
Local Ward Names and Appointer Delays Noted
Davis and Pomeroy wards are listed with residents George Howell C Price and E E Stansbury J N Humphrey across several wards. Appraisers for Rutland Chester Bedford Letart and Racine have not yet been appointed.
Minersville Couple Weds After License Issued
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Esky Hill 28 farmer and Margaret Fricker 22 of Minersville R D The couple were married at the bride's parents home by Rev Mr Strickland of Chester The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Frecker They will live on a farm near Minersville
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Minersville
Pomeroy
Esky Hill
Margaret Fricker
R. DD
Strickland
Chester
George Frecker
Sermon Subjects at Presbyterian Church in Middleport
July 17 reports Doctor Skinner will preach on Care and its Cure at morning service and The Assurance of Faith in the evening. If weather allows the lawn will host the evening service on the church lawn. One more service this month precedes the doctor’s upcoming vacation departure.
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Middleport
Doctor Skinner
Presbyterian Church
Skinner
Golden Wedding Planned by Pomeroy Couple
Pomeroy July 17 Mr and Mrs John Ohlinger formerly of this city now of Columbus plan to celebrate their golden wedding on July 26 Mrs Ohlinger was formerly Emma Oliver a daughter of the late John Oliver.
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Pomeroy
John Ohlinger
This City
Columbus
Ohlinger
Emma Oliver
John Oliver
Educator Keyes Visits Pomeroy on Westward Journey
Professor C. F. Keyes, principal of Oakland public schools, stopped in Pomeroy to visit his Hockingport roots and longtime friend W. F. Reed of Farmers Bank. Keyes grew up in the Putnam family and taught in and near Hockingport before founding an academy that later burned.
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Pomeroy
Mayor Hess denies rink nuisance complaints in Messenger notice
Mayor C J Hess states no complaints about the skating rink have been filed with him and that only complaints concern wrong parking. He adds that officers and himself have addressed these issues and asks the Messenger to publish the clarification.
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Pomeroy
C. J. Hess
Messenger
One Case Filed In County Court In Pomeroy
Only one case filed with County Clerk Theo Beagle in the last week. Arthur Harry sues Clyde Bowen to recover on several cognovit notes totaling 1235 dollars for a tractor and hay rake. Petit jury called for Wednesday, marking the start of a court session.
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Pomeroy
Theo. Beagle
Arthur Harry
Clyde Bowen
Middleport Mention
Word from Mrs J E Parsons sits at center of a brief item in the Middleport column noting a social or personal update and reflecting local gossip or community interest. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Middleport
J. E. Parsons
Chester Meets Patriot In Weekend Doubleheader
Pomeroy July 17 There has been little baseball this season due to money market strain from miners not operating. On Sunday Hobson grounds hosts a double header with Chester facing Patriot first at 1 30 p m then a Patriot team in the second game.
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Chester
Patriot
Pomeroy
Hobson Grounds
Mrs Mason and daughter Ruth return to Columbus after visit
Mrs. C. C. Mason and her daughter Ruth concluded a two weeks stay at the home of Dr. The pair traveled back to their Columbus residence on Thursday, resuming daily routines after the lengthy visit.
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Ralph Parsons
Point Pleneant
Esther Pring
Mery K. Riey
Cincinnati
Mildred Phillips
Martford
Edward Ohlinger
E. L. Ewing
Mary Edna
Logan
T. A. Riley
Second Street
Louise Worthington
Ford bid opens on ships for scrapping sale
Henry Ford offered 1,706,000 dollars for the 200 ships to be sold by the United States Shipping Board for scrapping, a bid revealed when the offers were opened this afternoon in Washington.
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Ford
Washington
Henry Ford
United States Shipping Board
Ohio State Pharmaceutical convention discusses merchandising changes
The forty-seventh annual Ohio State Pharmaceutical association convention opens in Columbus with talks on salesmanship challenges and merchandising under evolving conditions. Theodore D. Wetterstroom introduces speakers from Des Moines, New York, Chicago, Urbana, Philadelphia and other cities, including E. L. Porterfield on retail liquor regulations.
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Columbus
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Theodore D. Wetterstroom
Carl Weeks
Des Moines
Jacob Diner
New York
Samuel C. Henry
Chicago
National Association of Retail Druggsists
J. H. Beal
Urbana
Ill
American Pharmaceutical Association
Woman from Vermont Credits Pinkham Remedy for Health
Mrs L A Gunmann of Union Village Vermont writes she was weak nervous and run down but Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound restored her health allowing nine hours of work daily She urges other sick women to try it The ad touts three generations of success as a dependable female remedy
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Green Mountain
Vermont
L. A. Gunmann
Union Village
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Fort Site Defiance Delays City Beautification Plan
Tension rises as opponents of the Fort site relocation hinder the city’s effort to beautify the area. Officials remain committed while legal and community actions unfold, delaying the project timeline.
Fort Winchester site to be razed after city purchases
The old Fort Winchester location where the Maumee and Auglaize rivers meet will be removed on August 1. Defiance Steam Laundry has bought the old creamery building and pledged to raze it within three weeks. City officials say the riverfront south of the fort has been acquired.
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Fort
Winchester
Maumee
Auglaize
Defiance Steam Laundry Company
Duke of York Listens to Own Radio Speeches
In London the Duke of York uses a dictaphone beside a radio receiving set to hear his speeches. He later listens again to the recordings at home.
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London
Duke of York
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Justice Aso
Grant Hospital
A. E. Surdam
Buffalo
N. Y
Surdam
J. W. Wolf
J. C. Fauber
Ohio
D. H. Daniels
Misa Frances
Toledo
C. F. Rathburn
B. T. Flesher
Huntington
W. Va
Helen Beeson
Franklin Junior High School
Frank Brown
Brown
Donald Blankenship
Beverly Smith
St. Clairsville
Fred Collins
B. O. Gilfilen
D. B. Smith
Letart
Gerald Bhis
Waltpois
William Ohlinger
Clara Murray
Si Beaver
Mildred Fowler
Glouster
George Caldwell
Emma Epple
Charles Holtzworth
C. R. Williams
Herman Mees
Charlie Bradfield
Chauncey
Bend
F. W. Eiselstein
A. F. Eiselstein
W. 8. Ellis
Mallory Drug Store
James Bailey
Cleveland
Julia
Edythe
St. James Hospital
Sam Buchannon
Nice
Lenora Diehl
John Hite
Nelsonville
Raymond
Fred Elselstein
Ellen Smith
Frank Brandenburg
Paul
Parkersburg
Charlies Conde
Charleston
Beatrice ‘Terrell
Marietta
Ethel
Edna Rua
Steubenvie
Ruth Slagel
Washington City
John Slagel
Scott C. Ridgeway
Illiam Wilson
Meigs
Be Seis
Olive Township
A. Smith
Orange Township
R. R. Ptt
Sutton Township
Ray Alkire
Pio Township
A. R. Curry
Co.bia
Frank &Trong
Boserma
Sf. O. Edith
W. H. Bradshaw
Waship
C. P.wil
Lash’s .Drug Store
Court House
Printery
Dinioe
Powe
The
Swanson Furniture Co
Athens
Bayer
SC Aspirio
Mark of
Standard Oil Co
Besi
Sion
Pake
Eri
Hayes
Fremont
Ft. Stephenson
Spiegel Grove State Park
Rutherford B. Hayes
Clyde
Blue Hole
Green Springs
Standard Oil Company
Ohio Corporation
Standard Oil
Handy Standard Oil
Red Crown
the Early Savings Bank
Athens Furniture Exchange
Mill ST
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