Young Miner Injured in Slate Fall Showing Improvement
Pomeroy July 20 Rowley Riggs severely injured by slate fall at Mine No. 75 in New Pittsburg Coal Co. is slowly improving after being brought from Holzer hospital in Columbus. Originally thought fatal, he was pinned under loose slate and his skull was fractured. He now shows progress though remains serious. Numerous local residents are noted visiting and returning from trips in Columbus and nearby towns.
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Pomeroy
Rowley Riggs
Pittsburg
Holzer
Kpolis
Vic
Pomeroy Team Wins 12 8 Over Gallipolis Colored Nine
The Pomeroy baseball team defeated the Gallipolis colored team 12 to 8 at Oakey Run Sunday with Simms and Nesselroad for Pomeroy and Freemont and Jackson for Gallipolis as battery. McCullough and Nesselroad homered for Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Oakey Run
Simms
Nesselroad
Freemont
Jackson
McCullough
Mrs Rosie Hysell Dies in Columbus
Mrs Rosie Hysell a former Middleport resident died at her Columbus home Sunday from a complication of diseases. She leaves two sons Arthur of Columbus and Leo of Middleport. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Leo Hysell’s Third Street home with burial at Gravel Hill cemetery Cheshire. Outing note: Mr and Mrs Win Reed and others plan a two week trip to the Reed summer home at Long Bottom, joined later by Judge and Mrs Caldwell of Indiana.
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Middleport
Rosie Hysell
Columbus
Arthur
Leo
Leo Hysell
Third Street
Cheshire
Win Reed
John Chase
Point Pleasant
McElfresh
Reed
Long Bottom
Fred Caldwell
Indiana
Mason County Farmer Dies in Mason County
Jonathan Pullins 82 a well known farmer of Mason County died early Sunday from a complication of diseases Funeral services were held this morning at the Salem church with burial at the Hinkle cemetery
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Middleport
Jonathan Pullins
Mason County
Salem Church
Hinkle Ceme
Weekend Visitors and Travels Across Towns Mentioned
James Hood and sister of Colum bus spent the week end here with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Strauss have returned from a week end visit at Columbus. Mrs. Cady Hughes of Athens was a visitor here Monday. Mrs. Dana Tracy and baby of Gallipolis are visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Tracy and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Persons visited Sunday with Earl Persons in Huntington. Rosalind Ebersbach left Sunday for a visit at Columbus. Mrs. Florence Smith and daugh ters Mildred and Jean and Jean and Alice Louise Russell left Sunday for a visit at Columbus. Mildred Smith will leave for a visit at Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Priode have
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Richard Grogan
Columbus
Kelly
Elmer Wysong
J. H. Grate
Marietta
C. A. Saunders
Pittsburgh
W. R. Querns
Philadelphia
Arthur Hugg
Detroit
A. Hugg
Wheeling
Effie Mae
Evelyn Stewart
Springfield
Cincinnati
Dayton
Buckeye Lake
Jennings Keffer
Allan Fultz
Francis Daniels
Dorothy
Faye Pendergrass
Romine Downing
M. G. White
Frank
Thurman
Parkersburg
Florie Reed
Long Bottom
Win Reed
O. Watts
Gladys
Wilkesville
Kenneth Saclser
Racine
Clarence Root
Gay, Street
Calvin Kellogg
H. E. Armstrong
Kathryn Feeny
Peter Feeny
Florence Russell
Laurel
James Radford
Charlies Autherson
Bradbury
William Swisher
Niles
Jesse Swisher
Aurora
Jennie Mullen
Syracuse
Gahanna
M. D. Hartinger
John Roberts
George Junior McQuigg
William Downie
George McQuigg
Gus Cunes
Cunes
James Hood
Herman Strauss
Cady Hughes
Athens
Dana Tracy
Baby
Gallipolis
A. O. Tracy
L. A. Persons
Earl Persons
Huntington
Rosalind Ebersbach
Florence Smith
Mildred
Jean
Alice Louise Russell
Mildred Smith
Charles Priode
Storm strikes district north of Athens with hail damage
A near cyclonic storm hit McConnellville area last evening, moving north of Glouster and Trimble and centered near the city. Farmers report extensive fruit damage as heavy rain and large hailstones pummel fields with one stone exceeding two inches in diameter.
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Glouster
Trimble
Hall of Great
Man's Faith Makes God Infinite Says Methodist Pastor
The Rev. Daniel McGurk at First Methodist discussed whether a finite God can exist in an infinite world. He cited H. G. Wells books to illustrate the debate between philosophers who see a finite God and theologians who uphold an infinite God. He argued faith reveals God as infinite love, will, and power.
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Daniel McGurk
Methodist Church
Doctor McGurk
H. G. Wells
Mr. Britling
Mr. Wells
Following Jesus in High Adventure
Rev. W. W. Ludwig of Ohio University spoke at the Presbyterian church on The Adventure of Following Jesus. He said sickness and health hinge on our instincts and religion on loyalties, noting Jesus conflicted with Sabbath, church, and occupational loyalties to test followers.
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W. W. Ludwig
Ohio University
Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Jesus
Mr. Ludwig
Instant bunion relief with Emerald Oil antiseptic
Advert says Emerald Oil provides instant relief from bunions and soft corns. Apply drops on the swollen joint to reduce swelling quickly, with promises of rapid improvement and broad druggist distribution.
Loyalties Tested by Following Christ, Ludwig Says
Mr Ludwig notes that following Jesus clashes with worldly loyalties due to imperfect global dangers. He argues blind defense fails as a Christian and that obeying God's will creates brotherhood, cutting away division.
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Christ
Mr. Ludwig
God
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Offers Gentle Constipation Aid
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello after 47 years in practice promotes his Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative. It aims to restore natural bowel regularity without harsh purges, reducing headaches biliousness indigestion and stomach misery caused by chronic constipation.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Dr. Caldwell
Fragmentary hymn lines reflect race and class themes
Snippet shows Mrs. R P Tompkins singing a Hawley piece with lines about the Kingdom of God and submission to a higher order. The text hints at tensions around race and class and the religious service context.
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Ion
God
R. P. Tompkins
Hawley
Mystery sparks lifelong passion from a rainy day read
A reader recalls how a rainy afternoon when she was a girl, listening to Anna Katherine Green’s detective story read aloud, sparked a lifelong love of mysteries that never faded. The remark appears in a reminiscence from EW YORK.
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NEA Service
EW York
Anna Katherine Green
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